Vive Metal Grab Bar

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1. Using the stud finder, locate both edges of the studs behind your wall and mark them using a pencil. Studs are typically spaced 16 inches apart from center to center. This is where you will mount your grab bar. If you are mounting a 12" or 24" grab bar it is recommended to only diagonally or vertically not recommended to mount a grab bar unless mounting both sides into a stud. 
2. Use mashing tape to cover 4" x 4" area around the marked studs where you plan to mount the grab bar. Masking tape keeps the wall free from markings, makes easier to drill on slippery surfaces, and helps to prevent tile cracking.
3. Pull back the covers from the grab bar to expose the mounting flanges. Once this lock, they lock permanently. Position the flanges over the marked studs all 3 screw holes over the stud to ensure a secure installation.
4. Holding the grab bar in the desired position, ensue the grab bar is straight or angled properly by using a level. Ensure the grab bar is also of the correct height before proceeding.
5. Once you are sure the grab bar is positioned properly use a pencil to mark the locations where the screws will be drilled. Please remember that a minimum of 2 of the 3 screws on each side must be mounted into a wooden stud.
6. Using a 1/8th inch drill bit that is suitable for the material you are drilling in, drill in the plot holes. Do not use a drill bit for a different material than you are installing into, as it may damage the surface.
7. Remove the masking tape from the wall.
8. Caulk the back of the flanges on the grab bar before mounting for added strength and water resistance.
9. If you are using wall anchored screws, fit the anchor into the hole and lightly top it into the hole until its flush will the wall. Do not install stud-mounted screws before wall anchors Mount one standard screw through the flange on one side of the bar. Into a hole dared it the stud. and secure A halfway into the hole to allow for positioning adjustments if needed. 
10. Repeat Step 10 on the other sale of the bar, and secure both screws tightly. Install and fully secure the rest of the screws into the holes drilled to the studs until flush with the metal flange around them.
11. If you are using wall anchored screws, you can now secure the screws into the wall anchors.
12. Test the grab bar by applying moderate pressure. Slide the covers over the mounting flanges and twist clockwise to lock in place if you are certain you are happy with the placement and secureness of your grab bar.

User Manual of Vive Metal Grab Bar