Medical king Toilet Safety Rail - Adjustable Detachable Toilet Safety Frame with Handles Heavy-Duty Toilet Safety Rails Stand Alone - Toilet Safety Rails for Elderly, Handicapped - Fits Most Toilets

This is a good, sturdy product. It makes it much easier to rise from the toilet when one's knees are weak. I've bought four of them, one for each bathroom and one as a traveler when visiting others.Regarding some negative comments I read about it:1) "No instructions" - it does come with instructions. It comes with what looks like an "other products" card, but really it is folded in half and the instructions are inside. It might be easy to overlook.2) "Wobbly, unstable, dangerous" - these are stable and sturdy. But, if someone did not follow the instructions fully, they might not have locked the hinges so it might unexpectedly fold up on them. The locking procedure is not intuitive or obvious, but it is simple. It is Step 4 of the instructions (I've attached a picture).3) "Pins locking legs in place don't align properly" - the legs must be fully inserted and the pins pop up in their holes just fine. It might be difficult to push the legs in fully for this to happen. I found it worked easily if you push the legs in as far as you can so the pins begin to come through their holes, then hold the leg upright (vertical) and "thump" it on the floor once or twice. This seats the leg fully and the pins pop fully into place.4) "Suction cups on legs don't stick to floor" - this is true, but the size of the cups provides plenty of friction on my vinyl floor so the rail does not skate around.

Very easy to assemble. There was one pair of small stains on the front rubber hand grip. It isn't a huge thing, but probably should have been caught by QC.This product is sturdy and well worth the price. I did take off the larger rubber suction footings and replaced them with the extra pair of footings that came with the product. This actually made the railing much sturdier.A big plus is that it can fold away for storage.

Came exactly as described! Very easy assembly and works really well. Even tho we have a raised commode this helps my husband just simply get up and stand.

This functioned as intended. I used this for about 3 months while I regained mobility and strength after ankle surgery, and I didn't have one bathroom accident while I was on one foot.I'm happy with the price for what I got. It's also sturdy for what it is. I chose this type instead of the kind that hooks under the toilet seat because I wanted the frame to be firmly planted on the ground. For reference, I'm a 5'7, 190 lb female and couldn't support my own weight for over a month, and this worked for me.Set up was easy and I was able to adjust the height and width to accommodate a storage shelf that's behind my toilet.I actually moved this away from the toilet and used it as a support to help me in and out of the shower while I transitioned from crutches or scooter to my shower tool. A few times, I actually used this as a regular walker when I forgot my crutches in the bathroom. Balance is good - I was able to balance on this frame using it as a toilet support, shower aide, and walker.

Fits perfectly and makes a huge difference sitting and standing. I like that it is adjustable to make it just the right height. It is pretty stable i tried it before allowing others to use it. Highly recommend for elderly or recovering from injuries.

Sturdy enough for my 19 year old post acl surgery. Suction cup legs help as well.

Just what I needed. Gives me enough stability to be seated comfortably.

Wobbly and does not support my weight when I try to get up it just wants to lift up. Toilet Lid slams every time I move or touch it generally very flimsy does not support my weight when I go to stand up just push on one side the other side picks up