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Bathroom Fixtures

Bathroom Safety Rails & Grab Bars in Toronto & Canada

A bathroom safety rail gives people something solid to hold when they sit down, stand up, or steady themselves in a washroom, and you'll want one when you're building an accessible washroom, renovating a restaurant's restrooms, or replacing a bar that has come loose from the wall. The Bios Bathroom Safety Rail is a wall-mounted chrome grab bar with an anti-slip knurled finish, and it's corrosion resistant, which helps in a damp washroom. It comes in 12", 16", 18", and 24" lengths, so you can fit a tight spot or get more length to hold beside the toilet. Pair it with the dispensers and dryers in our bathroom appliances to finish the washroom. Whether you're outfitting a café, a banquet hall, or a bar in Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, or anywhere else across the GTA and Canada, Phoenix Food Equipment gets your washroom supplies to your door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from operators buying this kind of equipment.

Does a restaurant washroom need grab bars?

Many public washrooms do, particularly an accessible stall. A grab bar gives customers with limited mobility, older guests, and anyone who needs a steadying hand something solid to hold beside the toilet. The exact requirements, including where the bars go and how long they need to be, depend on the Ontario Building Code and your local building department, so check with your contractor or inspector before you order. The Bios Bathroom Safety Rail is a chrome, wall-mounted grab bar with an anti-slip knurled finish and a listed pull pressure of 220 lbs.

What size grab bar do I need?

The Bios Bathroom Safety Rail comes in 12", 16", 18", and 24" lengths. A shorter bar suits a tight spot, while the 24" gives you more length to hold on to. Length and placement for an accessible washroom are set by code, so confirm the measurements with your contractor before you order. If you're not sure which size fits, get in touch and we can help you choose.

Can you mount a grab bar on drywall?

A grab bar is a safety item, so it should be anchored into solid backing such as wall studs or blocking, not just drywall. The Bios Bathroom Safety Rail is wall mounted, but its product page doesn't list mounting hardware, so confirm what you need for your wall type before you install it, and have a contractor do the install if you're not sure. The corrosion-resistant chrome helps it stand up to a damp washroom, but the wall behind it matters just as much.