Technology | March 13, 2008

Bridge Medical introduced two new products in March 2008, the Telescoping Grip and Telescoping Pivot Grip 63722, offering users two safe and portable alternatives when costly permanent grab bar installation is not possible or is unnecessary due to a temporary need.

The company says both products come in two sizes, each with the ability to adjust to varying lengths, accommodating the specific needs of the user in any size application. Two commercial grade, 4.7-inch diameter grips are applied to smooth, flat, nonporous surfaces to provide a reliable hold.

The Telescoping Grip comes in two adjustable sizes, medium (19-24 inches) and large (24-29 inches). Adjustable length offers adaptability to most any tub/shower tile configuration

The Telescoping Pivot Grip 63722 comes in two adjustable sizes, medium (22-27 inches) and large (27-32 inches). Pivoting ends allow for many installation options. It adjusts to stretch across a corner, inside of a bathtub or across unparallel surfaces.

March 2008


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