Our exclusive range of grab rails is available in varying lengths to suit your needs. These include: 300mm, 450mmmm, 600mm, 750mm and 900mm rail.

Narrow flange or single hole fix grab rails are smaller, measuring 25mm in diameter.

These are an excellent choice for tight spaces such as door architraves and areas where traditional flange plates may not fit.

Yes, grab rails are excellent additional support for stairways, bathrooms and the shower.

They can be installed into either studs or concrete walls.

Yes, you can. For this type of application, we install modular grab rails to extend and catch further available studs.

Alternatively, our tradespeople can fit additional timber supports to assist the overall grab rail solution.

Yes, our range of grab rails is available in many finishes to suit your style. These include brushed satin, polished chrome, peened (firm grip), ripple ivory and ripple white.

If our selection of colours does not suit your style, we can paint our vast range with gloss enamel or, for an additional charge, arrange for them to be powder coated.

As all grab rails are installed to studs, the weight bearing capacity is ~120kg similar to that of studs.

As the name suggests, modular rails can be cut or extended to size required.

All modular rails are 32mm in diameter.

Modular rails can either be:

• Straight for horizontal or vertical placement
• L-shaped extending two walls horizontally
• L-shaped on the same wall with horizontal or vertical support
• T-shaped on the same wall
• U-shaped extending on three walls
• 30 or 40 degree angled support
• Other combinations from the above

The modular rails are available in brushed satin, smooth ivory and smooth white.

The modular pipes are available in brushed satin, peened (firm grip), ripple ivory and ripple white.

Banister rails are entirely customisable. Available as wall-mounted or free-standing and in various lengths, making them an ideal option for any space.

Alternatively, grab rails are available in standard lengths and sizes and are only able to be wall-mounted.

We utilise many materials to manufacture our banister rails. Standard banisters are made of 35mm galvanised metal. Timber, wrought iron and stainless steel banisters are also available at an additional cost.

Our range of galvanised banisters is available in several finishes to suit your style. These include: galvanised (as is) or painted with our selection of gloss enamel paints in white, black, classic cream, cottage green, brown, manor red or woodlands grey.

Powder Coating is also available.

Wall-mounted banister rails are secured to studs or attached directly onto concrete walls.

Our range of banisters is entirely customisable; they can be installed in most applications, including straight and curved paths and stairs.

Our range of banisters can be custom designed to any length. We can also weld and manufacture larger balustrades onsite.

Yes, if requested with a use of a diverter or switchcock, the existing shower head and new hand shower hose can be installed together. However, this only applies to standard shower heads.

Yes, we have a special hand shower hose for gravity fed water systems. This will need to be mentioned on the quote request so we may quote for the required option. Gravity fed water systems however cannot support a diverter so a hand shower hose will replace a fixed shower head.

Generally, we have 4 types of hand showers:

• Standard hand shower with a wall hook
• Gravity fed hand shower
• Hand shower on a plastic slider (not weight bearing)
• Hand shower on a heavy duty grab rail (weight bearing)

No, installation of a hand shower will not impact or alter any plumbing to the property. However, pre-existing plumbing issues may affect the hand shower once installed.

¼ Lever taps are are an excellent solution to replace traditional taps and makes using the taps easy with no pressure.

No, generally lever taps refer only to 2x sets of handles (hot and cold each) however spouts can be changed to match at request and will incur additional charge.

No, lever taps will not alter any existing plumbing. Pre-existing plumbing issues will not be fixed by these either.

No, this is a simple changeover of handles and does not cause damage to existing fixtures.

We only have our standard lever taps available, however if a specific model is required, we can have that supplied and installed at an additional cost. However, it will be the requestor’s responsibility to ensure the requested product is compatible to existing systems.

MAM shower base inserts are made of high density polyethylene.

No, the shower base inserts are non-slip.

The shower base inserts are self draining and as such will not clog the drain.

The shower base inserts are installed with “finger pulls” which allow for them to be lifted off to access the area underneath and clean.

The weight depends on size but an 800mm x 800mm standard shower base insert weighs roughly 8kg.

The general weight capacity is 150kg.

Yes, we can install the shower curtain and track for baths.

Yes, we can customise shower curtains as well as tracks as required.

Generally, the rod we install has suctions and cause no damage. These are usually installed upon removal of shower doors – between the side panel and walk.

Shower curtain tracks are made of aluminium and can be straight or L-shaped. These are screwed into the walls for installation.

Our shower curtains weigh 200 grams per square meter.

No, the rods and tracks are not designed to be weight bearing. Tugging at them or hanging on for support can cause them to dismantle.

Shower curtain sizes may vary. They could be under or over 10mm in length.

If the recommended drying period is allowed and proper care is taken, the treatment can last over 5-10 years.

The treatment can take up to 48 hours to dry. During this time, foot traffic may leave marks.

The treatment is clear/transparent.

No, the treatment will not damage existing flooring. The only alteration to the existing surface will be a “gritty” feel to make the floor non-slip.

We do not recommend the use of harsh bleach or chemicals to clean. Other than the drying period it does not require any specific aftercare.

The treatment can be applied to almost all surfaces. For certain surfaces like concrete we may do a part combination with paint and grit.

– For internal areas, we recommend moving anything on the floor that may impede the treatment such as mats, small furniture etc. These can be placed back again after 48 hours.

– For shower areas, we recommend you give the area a general clean up if possible and to not take a shower or get the area wet on the day of the scheduled treatment.

– For external areas, the area may need to be pressure or acid washed prior to treatment, MAM will take care of this. If required, MAM will come back another day to paint this.

The correct height for each installation needs to be worked out by an Occupational Therapist or
other suitably trained professional.

Yes, as long as the leg fits within the “well” on the top of the Chair Raiser. If the leg is too big for
the well, add a Chair Raiser Biscuit.

The answer is probably yes. The wells on the Chair Raisers are designed to accept common castor
sizes. You may also be able to remove the castors to make the leg fit into the Chair Raisers.

The mats fit in the wells of the Chair Raisers, under the legs of the furniture, to reduce movement.
They are not usually necessary for safety, but many people do prefer to use them.

Chair raiser biscuits allow chair raiser to be used with oversize legs. The biscuit is screwed into the
bottom of the leg and provides a firm anchor, which prevents the furniture sliding off.

We provide supply + installation services in Melbourne. We do not sell in Victoria.

Servicing required in 24 months for electrical parts and 12 months for plumbing parts.

There is an LED light on the timer switch that illuminates when the timer is activated and stays on for the duration.

The gas will stay on for the set duration.

Plumbing components are hidden from view in the cupboard. Timer switch and key switch are visible and located within 1m from the appliance.

The installation must be performed by a qualified electrician and/or plumber.

Power point must be accessible within cupboard for leads to be removed if required.

A qualified electrician needs to change the timer settings. The timer can be set between 10 minutes – 252 minutes.

12-month warranty on all kits and parts.

No, the timer and isolation systems must be installed by a qualified electrician and/or plumber.

We sell and post Australia wide except Melbourne. Delivery usually takes 3-6 days from the date of payment.

Electrical – AS/NZS CISPR15, AS/NZS 3100; Plumbing – AGA certified

Yes, we gather the parts from local and overseas suppliers and assemble them in our Australian warehouse.

Rubber ramps can be custom manufactured to any size needed; majority of rubber ramps are between 20mm-190mm high.

Yes, all rubber products are available in black (standard), terracotta, grey, brown or green.

The weights for rubber ramps vary by size. As such large ramps may be manufactured and installed in multiple pieces.

Wings are tapered edge on sides of the rubber ramps, generally at 1:8 gradient, they allow for smooth transition on all sides approaching the ramp and eliminate lips or tripping hazards.

Kerbings are edge barriers on the sides of the rubber ramps. Usually, an alternative to wings where space is not available, and recommended specially for wheelchair use. Kerbings are recommended to be installed with banister rails for added safety.

Yes, you can. However, with use of powered tools, the ramp may bear more wear and tear than with foot use especially around the edges or wings.

We do not recommend for car usage on ramps as our ramps are designed for foot and wheelchair use, the weight of the car could damage the ramp.

No, our rubber ramps are portable as such do not need any permanent fixing or screws as such do not leave impact to the area placed.

Lighter rubber ramps may move from the placed position, they can be secured by silicone which can be removed when required without any damage.

Rubber ramps are non-slip., however long term stagnant water can lead to build-up of algae or moss on the product making it slippery. Cleaning and maintenance may be required to avoid this.

You can use a vacuum cleaner or a hard-bristled brush to remove dust and dirt. A low-pressure water cleaner can be used to remove debris. Products with harsh detergents, bleach, petroleum, solvents or mechanical brushing cleaners are not recommended and may lead to damage.