Bath seats, grab bars, toilet aids, commodes and bath lifts
We carry 159 bathroom aids, from grab bars and raised toilet seats to shower commodes and bath lifts, and we install grab bars into the studs, not just the drywall.
Five kinds
Two quick questions and the kind that helps lights up. We can look at the bathroom with you too.
Equipment or a bigger change
Most bathrooms need a few pieces of equipment. Some need the room itself to change, and we do that too.
Anything we carry, at its posted price or a written quote. Posted prices start at $29 for grab bars, $52 for raised toilet seats, $58 for bath seats and transfer benches, $78 for commodes and $743 for bath lifts.
What we do for you
Grab bars fixed into the studs or with anchors made for the job, and bigger changes such as tub cutouts and walk-in showers.
What we do
Toilet height
Slide to your height. The seat should sit about level with the back of your knee, so standing up takes less effort.
Look at a 2 to 3 in. raised seat.
Your seat should be about 18 in. from the floor. On a standard toilet that is a riser of about 3 in.; a comfort-height toilet may need none.
The range
Anything with a posted price can be ordered now. The rest are quoted for you, with installation if you want it.
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Questions
Anything else, ask us. Most answers take a minute on the phone.
Call (905) 798-1853Posted prices start at $29 for grab bars, $52 for raised toilet seats, $58 for bath seats and transfer benches, $78 for commodes and $743 for bath lifts. Installation is quoted for your bathroom.
Yes. We fix them into the wall studs, or with anchors made for the job, beside the tub, in the shower and by the toilet, at the height you push from.
A transfer bench straddles the tub wall: you sit down outside the tub and slide across, so you never step over the wall. A bath seat sits inside the tub or shower, so you still have to step in first.
About level with the back of your knee when you stand. Raised seats add about 2 to 6 in. to a standard toilet, and models with arms give you something to push up from.
A chair on wheels with a commode opening. It rolls over the toilet and into the shower, so there are no transfers in between, and some tilt back for comfort and safety.
Only for balance, never to take your weight, and they can come loose. For real support, fix a grab bar into the studs.
Yes. We cut tubs down for an easier step in and build walk-in showers, with a written quote after we see the room.
Yes. Sit on seats, benches and commodes in our showroom, or book a visit and we look at the bathroom with you.
Bathroom visit
We look at where you step in, turn, sit and stand, and suggest what would help. We reply within one business day.
Unit 16B, 106 Humber College Blvd, Etobicoke M9V 4E4
Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm; Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm; Sunday Closed
Directions to EtobicokeUnit 7, 15 Fisherman Drive, Brampton L7A 1B7
Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm; Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm; Sunday Closed
Directions to BramptonCall before you travel to check what is on the floor.
Bathroom visits across the GTA, including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Vaughan, Markham and Oakville.
Written by Mobility Specialties, updated . Prices are the website's current prices; your quote confirms the model and setup.
