Bathrooms are one of the most common places for slips and falls, especially among older adults and those with limited mobility. A simple, affordable solution is grab bar installation. These sturdy safety supports make it easier to navigate showers, tubs, and toilets — preventing accidents and promoting independence.
At 3 Birds Accessibility, we provide professional grab bar installation throughout Pittsburgh as part of our mission to create safe, accessible homes.
Grab bar installation is one of the most cost-effective accessibility upgrades you can make. Here’s a breakdown of typical costs:
While DIY options exist, professional installation ensures grab bars are anchored securely and able to support full body weight.
The CDC recommends grab bars in at least two bathroom locations to reduce falls. Common placements include:
Grab bars can also be installed in hallways and near stairways for added support.
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Grab bars do more than prevent falls — they also:
At 3 Birds Accessibility, we specialize in bathroom safety and accessibility solutions. Our experienced team ensures every grab bar is installed to ADA-inspired standards, giving you confidence that your bathroom is safe and reliable.
We also provide a full range of services including:
Q: How much weight can a grab bar support?
When properly installed, most grab bars hold 250–500 pounds.
Q: Can suction cup grab bars replace permanent ones?
No. They are temporary and not reliable for long-term safety.
Q: How long does installation take?
Most bars can be installed in less than an hour.
Don’t leave bathroom safety to chance. Professionally installed grab bars can make a big difference in your day-to-day independence.
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