SafeAtHome Guide

WingIts

WingIts Professional Grab Bar Kit 32in

91/100
SafeScore™ Excellent
value85/25
safety95/25
ease of use88/25
installation85/25

$89 – $110

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SafeAtHome Guide's Take

Complete grab bar kit with the WingIts anchor system — rated to 1,000 lbs. Mounts in tile, drywall, or cement board without locating studs.

WingIts uses a proprietary hollow-wall anchor system rated to 1,000 lbs that installs in tile, drywall, or cement board without finding a stud. This is the go-to solution for existing tile showers where stud placement doesn't align with optimal grab bar placement. The 32-inch bar length suits most shower installations. Kit includes all necessary hardware.

Pros

  • 1,000 lb rated anchor system
  • No stud required — installs anywhere in tile
  • Complete kit included
  • Industry-favorite for retrofit installs

Cons

  • More expensive than basic grab bars
  • Requires drilling into tile

Specifications

finishSatin Nickel
length32 inches
weight capacity1,000 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I install a grab bar myself?

Grab bars can be DIY-installed if you have basic tools and the ability to locate wall studs. The bar must be anchored into studs or with rated wall anchors — drywall alone is not sufficient for safety. For bathrooms with tile walls, professional installation is recommended.

How much weight can a grab bar hold?

ADA-compliant grab bars are tested to hold 250 lbs minimum. Many quality bars (like the Moen SecureMount) are rated to 500 lbs. The strength of the installation is as important as the bar's own rating.

Where should grab bars be placed in a bathroom?

ADA guidelines recommend a horizontal bar 33–36 inches from the floor on the shower long wall, and a vertical or angled bar near the entry for step-in/step-out support. Beside the toilet, a 42-inch horizontal bar at 33 inches from the floor is standard.