The Bone Store carries a variety of bathroom safety products, including raised toilet seats and toilet risers, toilet safety frames, commodes, shower chairs and stools, transfer benches, grab bars, security poles, bath mats, and other bathing and transfer aids. Selection can vary by location, so contact your nearest Bone Store if you're looking for a specific product.

Start by identifying which movements are difficult or feel unsafe. If standing from the toilet is the problem, a raised toilet seat, toilet safety frame, or commode may help. If standing while bathing is difficult, consider a shower chair or stool. If stepping over the side of a bathtub is challenging, a transfer bench may be more appropriate. Grab bars and security poles can provide additional handholds where balance and transfers are difficult.

A raised toilet seat or toilet riser increases the height of your existing toilet so you don't have to lower yourself as far. A toilet safety frame provides arm supports that can help with sitting and standing. A commode provides a seat, armrests, and a removable collection bucket for use away from the toilet, while many 3-in-1 models can also be positioned over an existing toilet.

Toilet compatibility varies by product, so check whether your toilet has a standard or elongated bowl and measure it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Some toilet risers are designed for a particular bowl shape, while others accommodate multiple toilet styles. Always compare your toilet measurements with the fit requirements for the specific product.

The amount of added height varies by product. Different raised toilet seats and toilet risers are available to reduce how far you need to lower yourself when sitting, so check the specifications for the individual model rather than assuming all risers provide the same amount of elevation.

A 3-in-1 commode is designed for multiple uses. Depending on the specific model, it can typically be used as a standalone bedside commode, positioned over an existing toilet as an elevated seat and safety frame, or used as a toilet safety frame after removing the appropriate components. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for the particular commode.

Start by measuring the available space inside your shower or tub. Look for a chair or stool that fits properly within that space and provides an appropriate weight capacity. Depending on your needs, you may also want adjustable seat height, a backrest, armrests, or other support features. Check the manufacturer's dimensions and installation requirements before choosing a model.

A shower chair or stool is positioned inside the bathing area and provides a place to sit while showering. A transfer bench extends across the side of a bathtub so you can sit down outside the tub and move across the bench rather than stepping over the tub wall while standing. The better option depends on your mobility needs and bathroom layout.

Measure your bathtub, tub-wall height, available floor space outside the tub, and the space available inside the bathing area. Pay attention to nearby toilets, cabinets, doors, and other fixtures that could interfere with the bench. Compare those measurements with the dimensions and adjustment range of the specific transfer bench before purchasing.

A floor-to-ceiling security pole can provide a sturdy handhold near a toilet, bathtub, shower, or other transfer area. Depending on the model, security poles may include rotating handles or other accessories to assist with sitting, standing, and transferring. Always check ceiling-height, floor, ceiling, weight-capacity, and installation requirements for the specific pole.

A traditional grab bar is mounted to a suitable wall or structural surface and provides a fixed handhold. A security pole typically extends from floor to ceiling and can provide support where a wall-mounted grab bar may not be practical. The appropriate choice depends on where support is needed, the bathroom layout, and the installation requirements of the specific product.

No. The Bone Store is not currently set up to perform home grab-bar installations. Because permanently mounted grab bars need to be securely attached to appropriate structural supports, we recommend working with a qualified installer or reliable handyman and following the grab-bar manufacturer's installation requirements.

Not necessarily. Suction-backed bath mats generally require a smooth, compatible surface so the suction cups can form a secure grip. Textured or uneven tub and shower surfaces may prevent proper attachment. Always check the manufacturer's surface requirements for the specific bath mat before use.

The measurements you need depend on the product. Useful measurements may include toilet bowl shape and dimensions, toilet height, shower-floor dimensions, bathtub width and wall height, doorway width, ceiling height, and available floor space around nearby fixtures. Compare your measurements with the manufacturer's requirements for the specific product you're considering.

Yes. The Bone Store carries select heavy-duty bathroom safety products, including extra-wide commodes and shower seating. Dimensions and weight capacities vary by product, so check the specifications for the individual item or ask our staff to help you find an option appropriate for your needs.

Yes. If you're unsure which product will work best, bring measurements and information about your toilet, tub, shower, and bathroom layout to your nearest Bone Store. Our staff can help you compare available options, dimensions, weight capacities, and compatibility requirements to find equipment that works with your space and needs.