A grab rail, also known as a grab bar, is a short rail installed to provide additional support and safety at risky points along a staircase. It is typically positioned near landings, turns, or other areas where extra assistance is needed to increase stability and prevent falls.

Benefits:
- Increased Safety: Provides additional support, reducing the risk of falls and increasing user stability.
- Increased Convenience: Assists individuals with mobility challenges in navigating stairs more safely.
- Compliance with Regulations: Meets accessibility standards and ensures adherence to safety regulations.
- Versatile Usage: Useful in various settings including homes, commercial spaces, and public infrastructure.
Yes, grab rails can be installed in residential, commercial, and public infrastructure settings to improve safety and accessibility.
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OSHA Compliance:
Key OSHA points include:
- Installation Height: Grab rails must be installed at a height that is easily accessible, typically between 33 and 36 inches from the surface.
- Load Bearing: Must support a load of at least 250 pounds to ensure safety in emergency situations.
- Surface and Grip: Must have a non-slip surface to prevent accidental slips and falls.
- Mounting: Should be securely anchored to ensure stability and reliability.