How high is the stablizer bar? I need to know if it will clear the plumbing.
1581153
We returned due to terrible formaldehyde like smell. Did not test stabilizer bar though
1581154
It is about 5 1/8 inches above the floor and two inches tall, so its top is 7 1/8 inches above the floor.
1581155
Due to the fact it needs to be assembled I put the bar in front. Had the same problem you do with the plumbing. The unit is top heavy and must be mounted to the wall. I rigged that myself with a screw and picture hanging wire. I actually love the look of this item, even with the difficulties I had.
1581156
6 inches high, but it stands just fine without it. I didn't install our stabilizer bar because it doesn't clear the plumbing, and it's just fine.
1104310
Mine measures 7 1/16 inches including the wire bracket that holds the can. You probably should allow 7 1/4 inches to clear. ( mine hit the plumbing under the sink so I put it in the garage)...
1218899
The bar that hangs from the rod is a total of 35 1/2 inches long. This includes the hook. The bar that goes between the rods that hang is 28 1/2 inches. This bar is not adjustable. You can adjust it up and down to any point you like along the bars that hang. I have my fairly low to hang my dress pants on the bottom and shirts above. Note: I had issues with the plastic part that holds the bar at the height you want. I put a rubber band just below it and have had no issues since.
739872
I agree with the previous reviewer. The bottom bar does sit low. It could be a snug fit due to the location of the water shut off valve. Yes the bottom bar is 6" from the floor. A measure check for clearance is a must before ordering this product.
1029678
Mine says on the box no higher than 7 feet high. Why not check with home depot or lowes for other model details.
760095
This works very well for stepping out of the bathtub. The foot stool with the handle is very stable at all times and I wish I had gotten it much sooner. I'm not sure what you mean about using it as a safety bar.
1833776
I had to check! Yes, if you squeeze the two vertical bars gently they pop out and therefore you can remove the bar. There are four suction cups on the back, so it should hold. We have a stainless steel sink that is quite boxy/industrial and it holds perfectly. Good luck!
1322710
Our drain outlet is only about 4 ft higher than the pump. That worked pretty good when we ran initial tests with the handyman who fixed it. Not sure about 8 ft high.
143858
Hello,The bar is 1/8" and is round (like a pipe) not flat. It does not adjust for depth of wall however, so I had bend the back of mine to create resistance and keep them from sliding side-to-side.
308884
I put a longer stem for the tub spout so that it sticks out further and allows the shower riser to clear the water handle. The riser is still directly in front of the handle but it works fine.
574915
You mean the toilet seat cutout? I don't think so. A person wouldn't be able to use the stabilizer bars to hang on. The back bar comes off, however. We use this free standing against a wall (better and easier on the back). Hope that helps.
1680716
Yes, You will have to mount the front stabilizer close to the tonge and the back stabilizer in front of the sewer line drain.
665578
I don know, a plumber friend installed mine top side up.. I'm sorry that I don't know more.It does work well, ( it too a few tries to find my comfort number on the dial.)
4343
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. The drain lever is behind the faucet body and travels nearly straight up and down. Total travel is about 2 inches but never goes higher than the faucet handle. It extends behind the base about an inch or less, so if your wall or backsplash is that close, things might be tight. Good luck.
325781
The outside of the vertical bar stands off the wall surface 2 1/8". This is what an intersecting bar would need to clear.
1234504
It seems to be about 6 inches off the ground. Not very high. It cleans very well and gets under most things without hurting anything that gets in its way.
2159653
Not sure what you mean by the spout reach? But the height is neither of those. I have it closer to 13" at the top of the handle. Also we bought 2 of these and one of them has turned out to be defective. The handle is hard to operate and it has a very slight leak. Other one is fine however.