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AmazonBasics Bathroom Handicap Grab Bar - 24-Inch Length, 1.5-Inch Diameter


This  is a very sturdy grab bar.  It came with 6 screws and the holes around the flange give you a selection to allow hitting the stud.  Keeping in mind that spacing between studs is normally 16" this has to be either angled or installed vertically.   That wasn't a problem but if you want one perfectly horizontal you will need to get the 18" bar as that may be a better fit.
From the vendor:
·                        Stainless steel construction
·                        Supports up to 500 Lbs.
·                        Complies with ADA Standards
·                        Bar Diameter: 1-1/2-Inch
·                        Grab Bar Length: 24-Inch
·                        Installation guide and mounting screws included





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