Invacare Stileo H172 Suction Support Handles

Invacare Stileo H172 grab handles are a compact and convenient solution for those who need additional support in the bathroom or toilet. The Stileo model allows the handles to be secured without drilling on any smooth surfaces thanks to two powerful suction cups with a diameter of 80–93 mm and a vacuum lever. A two-color (green and red) suction strength indicator allows you to easily check the reliability of the attachment before use.

Features:

• No Drilling: Installation using suction cups and a vacuum lever, which keeps surfaces undamaged.
• Reliability: Two large suction cups (80–93 mm) provide a strong grip; two-color indicators (green/red) show the degree of fixation.
• Lightweight: The product weighs 0.6 kg, making it convenient for carrying and travel.
• Permissible Load: Maximum local load is 30 kg; the handles are not designed to support full body weight.
• Materials: ABS plastic handle, PVC suction cups; all elements are corrosion-resistant and latex-free.
• Mobility: Compact size and light weight allow the handles to be taken on trips or used temporarily at home.

Purpose:

Stileo grab handles are designed for people with limited mobility who need additional support when standing up, moving, and maintaining balance in the bathroom or toilet. They are ideal for temporary use — for example, during recovery from injuries, when visiting, or traveling. It is important to remember that the product can only withstand a local load of up to 30 kg and does not replace stationary supports for full body weight.

Manufacturer: Invacare

Product Category: Tactical Medicine > Rehabilitation and Recovery from Injuries > Rehabilitation Products

Invacare Stileo H172 grab handles are an easy-to-install, reliable, and portable solution for increasing safety and confidence when using the bathroom. Thanks to clear fixation indication and corrosion-resistant materials, this product is suitable for regular temporary use.

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