Stand Assist Mobility & Daily Living Aids Bed Rail Cane Chair Assist for Elderly Lift Assist Devices for Seniors, Handicap Grab Bar for Disabled Couch Safety Handle(Width Adjustable)

This was perfect for our sectional with recliners. Most couch handbars must go under the cushions but with recliners you cannot do that. This functioned perfectly

I use my fists to get up off my couch. But I have psoriasis on knuckles now and medicine comes off. I thought this would be good but my couch is deep and when I put this back on my couch the handles are too far back for me to use. If I pull it forward the back bar hurts my rear end and I still can’t get up. You need strength to put this together. I did it but I needed to use a thimble on my finger. It’s way too bulky to take with you to a restaurant and there’s no way to know if it will work on their chairs or booth. I needed to return it.

I needed this for my recliner after having a broken ankle and 3 months healing I lost strength to get up from my recliner. This works well for that . It gave me 2 handles to push up with.

Looks simple to assemble - put part A into B, then add part C. Problem: THE ENDS OF PARTS A AND B DO NOT FIT TOGETHER. You can not insert the one into the other. Am returning for refund.

Product is good for getting out of large chairs or off the sofa

Just got knee replacement. The first couple weeks I had trouble getting out of My overstuffed electric recliner with soft armrests I couldn’t get a good grip to push up.When ready to get up I can do by myself but wife helps by placing this bar unit behind me in chair. A little mushy but gives me the extra grip I need to push myself up out of chair. When not in use place on floor next to chair for comfort.

Not sturdy. It shakes wobbly. Unable to tighten anymore.

I needed this for my hip replacement. My couch is pretty soft and this fits well on top and the handles give me the structure I need to stand. A great little invention and it makes it so I can sit in my favorite spot on the couch.