Authorized U.S. Distributor · Bathroom Safety
TAL Home brings TAILI’s suction shower grab bars to American homes and retailers. Locking suction cups mount to tile or glass in seconds — no screws, no anchors, no holes to patch when it comes off.
The Range
Suction or adhesive, 12 inches or 16.8, rated from 240 to 350 pounds. Pick by wall surface and by how much load you need.
Where balance shifts: standing up, turning, stepping wet to dry.
Explore the range
The compact one. Single-hand grip for tighter walls.
More bar to grab, same locking suction cups.
Oversized rubber cups, 330 lbs, wide enough for two hands.
Adhesive mount, 350 lbs — for walls suction cups can’t hold.
Risk moments
Most bathroom falls happen in three specific moments. Put a bar where each one happens.
From a tub or a toilet, with nothing fixed to push against.
Balance shifts fastest mid-turn on a wet, soapy floor.
The step over a tub wall — wet foot, dry floor, one leg up.
Placement tip: mount one bar within arm’s reach of each of those three points, not just inside the shower.
The Catalog
Suction models come off clean and go back up somewhere else. The adhesive model trades that for a stronger hold on surfaces suction can’t grip.
Product series
The compact bar. Fits walls where a 16-inch bar will not clear the fixtures, and still takes a full hand.
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In place
Same locking suction mechanism as the 12-inch, with a longer span so the hand can travel while the grip stays on the bar.
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The heavy one. Oversized rubber cups nearly double the contact area, and the bar is long enough to take both hands at once.
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Adhesive mount instead of suction. Holds on surfaces suction cups cannot grip — grout lines, micro-cracked tile, small tile — at the cost of being permanent.
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Before you commit
Why TAILI
Anything can look like a grab bar. What separates them is whether the mount still holds on month three, in a hot wet room, with someone’s weight arriving suddenly. Three things decide that.
A suction cup is only as good as the air it keeps out. TAILI pairs rubber pads with locking latches that pull the cup tight after placement — the Lock Series goes to a 4.72″ pad for a much larger contact area. A cup that slowly breathes is a cup that lets go quietly.
An anti-slip strip runs along the top face where the palm lands, and the underside carries a wave-form channel sized for fingers. Wet hands, soap, and a sudden grab are the actual test conditions — not a dry showroom.
Suction models install in about five seconds and come off leaving nothing behind, so a rental or a recovery period does not mean drilling tile. Where suction cannot hold, the adhesive Space Series takes over at 350 lbs — permanent by design, and clear about it.
What you get from us
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TAILI stock sourced through the manufacturer’s distribution channel — not gray-market resale, not repackaged lookalikes.
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Retail orders ship through Amazon. Wholesale moves on domestic lead times rather than ocean freight schedules.
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Wholesale email reaches a person who knows the catalog, typically answered within one business day.
Trade Program
We supply home-goods retailers, medical supply and aging-in-place dealers, e-commerce sellers, and property managers fitting out units. Tell us what you sell and we will come back with a price list and MOQ.
Before you ask
Suction models need a smooth, non-porous, airtight surface: ceramic tile, glass, mirror, smooth steel, acrylic or smooth PVC. They will not hold on wallpaper, painted or lime wall, drywall, natural or unfinished stone, or any textured, curved or cracked surface — and they should not straddle a grout line. If your wall rules those out, the adhesive Space Series is the one to look at: it is made for grout lines and small or micro-cracked tile.
The Nice Series is rated 240 lbs, the Lock Series 330 lbs, and the adhesive Space Series 350 lbs. Those are rated loads for balance support — steadying yourself, pushing up, holding through a turn. No suction or adhesive grab bar should carry your full body weight, and none of them replace a screw-mounted ADA bar where code or a care plan calls for one.
The suction models, yes — release the latches, wash and dry the cups, and remount. That is the point of them: renters and short recovery periods do not need holes in tile. The adhesive Space Series is the opposite: once removed it cannot be reused, so decide the placement before you press it on.
Yes, because a suction pad has to sit inside one tile rather than bridging a grout line. The Nice Series 16.8″ needs tiles of at least 4×4″; the Lock Series, with its larger 4.72″ pad, needs at least 5×5″. Measure before ordering — small mosaic tile is the common reason a suction bar will not seat.
The Nice Series comes in gray, black, silver, blue and a wood-grain finish, in single or two-packs depending on length. Lock Series is silver, grey or black in one- or two-packs. Space Series comes in one- and two-packs. Wholesale orders can mix colors and pack counts on a single PO.
Yes — retailers, medical supply and aging-in-place dealers, marketplace sellers and property managers. MOQ depends on series and whether you want custom packaging, so it is quoted per account rather than published. Send the form above with your channel and rough annual volume and you will get a price list back.
Case-pack and pallet pricing across all four series, plus the current stock position. One email, no account signup.