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Code:
BR0750 -
Straight bar steel white epoxy |
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* General Description |
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• Straight grab bar, steel white epoxy coated, for an horizontal, vertical or slanting installation.
• Suitable for bathrooms specific for invalids, elderly people or the handicapped.
• Suitable to achieve barrier-free accessibility in bathrooms and public spaces.
• Model suitable for public use.
• Highest durability and rusting resistance. |
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Components and Materials |
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• Steel bar, 1,5 mm thick and Ø 32 mm (outer diameter), white epoxy-polyester coated after antioxidant treatment. The bending process guarantees the uniformity of the diameter along the bends.
• Steel mounting flange, 2 units, 3 mm thick and Ø 71,5 mm, white epoxy-polyester coated after antioxidant treatment. Incorporates 3 screws holes of Ø 6 mm for mounting on the wall. |
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Operation |
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No specific instructions for its use required.
(*) NOTE: The load that the bar withstands depends on the type of the wall and the wall plugs used. Nuts and bolts are not included. The use of stainless steel screws is recommended.
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* Certificates & Qualifications |
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ISO 9001:2000. |
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Specification |
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Straight grab bar should be made of steel, 1,5 mm thick and Ø 32 mm (outer diameter), white epoxy-polyester coated after antioxidant treatment. The bending process should guarantee the uniformity of the diameter along the bends. The bar should have two steel mounting flanges, 3 mm thick and Ø 71,5 mm, white epoxy-polyester coated after antioxidant treatment. Each mounting flange should incorporate 3 screws holes of Ø 6 mm for mounting on the wall. The grab bar should be able to support a maximum force of 4.003 N and a weight of 408 Kg. Overall maximum dimensions of the bar shall be 831,5 mm and between flanges’ centres 760 mm.
Straight grab bar shall be model BR0750, white epoxy coated, manufactured by Mediclinics S.A., C/ Industria 54, E-08025 Barcelona, Spain. |
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Installation |
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