Camp'N RV Grab Handle - Black Sturdy 2-Pack Plastic Handles with Mounting Hardware, Ideal RV Handrail for Campers, Adults, and Elderly Safety

After three fractured ribs, I (obviously!) was experiencing balance issues. I have sturdy wall handles in my garage area, but my front door includes a step to get on and off my porch. I was at a loss as to how to help myself get in and out. Simply trying to grab the side of the door frame wasn't safe enough. The woodwork around the door frame is white and a sturdy darker metal handle, while functional, would not look good. Found this handle while surfing Amazon, and it is just perfect. It is on the inside door frame but you would never know it is there. The quality is top-notch, and the screws come with white covers so you don't even see any hardware. The handle is larger than a drawer pull, so that you can get a good grip. Comes two in a package and easily installed. The screws are long enough so that you won't worry about the handle being pulled out of the woodwork. Absolutely recommend this product. If you have balance issues or simply need a little bit of help stepping up or even guiding you through an area, you will be pleased with this. Would definitely buy again.

as advertised.... satisfied.... excellent quality

Used it on my outside camper door. Very durable and looks great.

Fits exactly where the old broken one did, feels like it’s strong. No worries about it breaking for now. -1 point for the screw covers. The old handle had nice flush caps. This model has generic mushroom shaped plugs that aren’t very precise and don’t look as nice.

They worked great. Two came with the orderI had my husband put one in the place of the one we were replacing and the other one down lower sense we have small grandchildren and it helps them to get up the steps of the RV also.

Function well. Easy to install.

A whirlpool tub that was already in our house when we bought it had two broken-off grab handles on the sides of the tub. Getting the back side between the outside of the tub and the wall would require tunneling through the wall from the adjacent room in order to get at the bolts from underneath. I needed a way to put new handles on from the top, just tapping out the existing bolts and then fitting new fasteners. I used jack nuts - the type you insert into a hole and then use a special tool on to spread their backside so it flares out inside the back of the hole (like a wall molly). But finding some white handles with just the right hole spacing was proving impossible. Then I found these. I just drilled holes through the two mounting areas (left and right of the handle), and inserted a 1/4-20 bolt into the jack nut. Worked great. The handles themselves feel sturdy, yet a little flexible, which is a good thing because they won't just snap off from people jerking on them. I only gave it 4 stars out of 5 for sturdiness because they are just plastic, and even though it is a thick tough plastic, they would be more "safety inspiring" if they were aluminum or brass. I realize these are not meant as tub handles, so I don't knock them too hard for this.

Perfect replacement!!