The whole bathroom, covered
One visit, one invoice, every touch-point supported. The best-value way to make a bathroom safe.
What a whole-bathroom install usually includes
- 1 shower entry rail (vertical).
- 1 main shower horizontal rail (≥ 1,200 mm).
- 1 bath entry rail (if there's a bath).
- 1 toilet horizontal rail (plus an angled if needed).
- 1 towel-rail replacement, if the existing one is being used as a grab rail (it shouldn't be — towel rails aren't rated for body weight; Better Health Channel is explicit about this).
Why this is usually the smarter booking
- Per-rail cost drops significantly vs. single-rail bookings.
- One site visit, one set of fixings, one sign-off.
- Every touch-point in the bathroom supported — you aren't leaving one fall-risk untouched because it wasn't quite in the OT scope.
Cost
- Whole-bathroom package (3–5 rails): from around $650. Exact price depends on wall types and rail selection.
- Funded: OTs often scope a full bathroom in a single quote — send me the scope and I aim to quote back within one business day.
Common questions
Does the package include the rails themselves?
Yes — Australian-made rails where possible (Home Handrails, Canterbury Concepts, Bendtech); imported rails meet AS/NZS. If you've got a specific rail brand in mind, tell me at quote time.
How long does a whole-bathroom install take?
Typically 3–4 hours onsite for a 3-rail package, longer for 5 rails or if wall reinforcement is needed. I'll give you a time estimate on the quote.
Can we split it across two visits?
Yes, but the per-rail cost goes up to single-rail rates for the second visit. Same-day is always better value.
Get a free quote
Email me at rob@grabsafe.com.au or use the form on my contact page. I reply within one business day.