Stand Assist Mobility & Daily Living Aids Bed Rail Cane Chair Assist for Elderly Lift Assist Devices for Seniors, Handicap Grab Bar for Disabled Couch Safety Handle(Width Adjustable)

This was perfect for our sectional with recliners. Most couch handbars must go under the cushions but with recliners you cannot do that. This functioned perfectly

I needed this for my recliner after having a broken ankle and 3 months healing I lost strength to get up from my recliner. This works well for that . It gave me 2 handles to push up with.

My grandma is really happy using it.

I love the idea of stand assist but the holes do not line up with the pieces and the arms to the aid , move around , way too much for my liking. It actually moves , while she's trying to stand up with it . It's almost unsafe for my Grandmother to use . I had to go back to lifting her with my bad shoulder again.

It's a really good idea but very poorly made. Holes don't line up, pipes don't fit together, plastic couplers are way too tight, & very wonky when assembled. Terribly crooked... Not acceptable at any price . I ordered a second one n it is slightly better. I'm returning the first one. See photo. CROOKED and one side sits higher than the other. The arms are about 3-4" too short so you have to pull it fwd to really help you stand up. Looks awful, like a 6th grade shop class made it. Seriously overpriced.Feels worse. But it does help you get up out of your too low chair. I put it in my recliner along with a patio cushion. Better than nothing.

I have trouble getting up without arms on chairs. This works great at church on the pew. It is to wide to fit a kitchen chair.

Not sturdy. It shakes wobbly. Unable to tighten anymore.

Product is good for getting out of large chairs or off the sofa