From £38.00
Drop Down Toilet Support Rail
This Drop Down Toilet Support Rail mounts at the side of the toilet and folds up out of the way when it's not needed, providing pull-up support exactly...
Toilet Support Rails
Our toilet support rails offer a secure, fixed grip for sitting down and standing up, with straight, angled and drop-down designs to suit your bathroom.
Toilet Support Rails
Explore our full range of toilet support rails below, designed to offer secure, dependable support around the toilet.
From £38.00
This Drop Down Toilet Support Rail mounts at the side of the toilet and folds up out of the way when it's not needed, providing pull-up support exactly...
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The Folding Toilet Support Rail – Small is designed to project at 90° from the bathroom wall, sitting beside the toilet to offer reliable support when a...
From £40.00
This Toilet Support Rail bolts directly to the floor beside the toilet, offering permanent, dependable support rather than relying on a free-standing fr...
About this category
Toilet support rails come in a few different styles, each suited to slightly different bathrooms and needs.
A simple, fixed bar in a vertical or horizontal line, suited to general everyday support.
Follow a diagonal line designed to suit the natural motion of pushing up from a seated position.
Fold up against the wall when not in use, useful for shared bathrooms or where space is limited.
Comfort, range and independence
Our toilet support rails are designed to offer secure, dependable support when sitting down and standing up.
Permanently mounted to the wall, offering reliable, sturdy support every time it's used.
Straight, angled and drop-down designs are available to suit different bathrooms and personal preferences.
A secure grip point can help reduce strain and improve confidence when using the toilet.
Drop-down rails fold away when not needed, helpful in shared bathrooms or smaller spaces.
Buying guide
A few quick checks will help you find a toilet support rail that's fitted securely and suits how you'll use it.
Confirm there's a solid fixing point that can bear weight, and arrange professional installation if you're at all unsure.
Consider whether a straight, angled or drop-down rail best suits your bathroom layout and how it'll be used.
Consider the most natural place to grip when sitting down or standing up, and ask an occupational therapist for advice if you're unsure.
Make sure the rail's length and maximum load suit your bathroom and the person who'll be using it.
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Common questions
Answers to some of the questions we're asked most often about toilet support rails.
A toilet support rail is a wall-mounted rail fitted near the toilet, giving you a secure grip to hold onto when sitting down or standing up.
No, the wall needs a solid fixing point that can safely bear weight. Stud or plasterboard walls may need reinforcement before a rail can be fitted securely, so professional installation is strongly recommended rather than fitting it yourself without checking.
A straight rail runs in a simple vertical, horizontal or diagonal line, while an angled, or raked, rail follows a diagonal path designed to suit the natural motion of pushing up from a seated position. Some people find an angled rail more comfortable to use.
A drop-down rail is hinged so it can be folded up against the wall when it's not needed. This can be useful in shared bathrooms, or where space is limited and you don't want the rail in the way all the time.
If you have a disability or a long-term illness, you may qualify for VAT relief on an eligible toilet support rail. This usually involves completing a simple eligibility declaration, though it's worth checking with your supplier or installer how this applies to both the rail and any installation costs.
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