A GRAB BAR AND A CONTAINER PROVIDED THEREWITH

A grab bar comprising a body with open opposite ends and diametrically opposed apertures close to the open ends; and an end cap comprising a cap supporting a central leg extending from an inner surface of the cap, the central leg supporting a first side leg and a second side leg at an extremity of the central leg opposite the cap, the side legs being flexible about the extremity of the central leg, each side leg comprising a protrusion at a free extremity thereof opposite the extremity of the central leg, wherein the side legs are adapted to flex inwards toward the central leg as the central leg is inserted within the body from the open end thereof until the protrusion of each side leg engages a respective one of the diametrically opposed apertures in the body and emerges out of the outer surface of the body, and the cap is generally flush with an edge of the open end of the body; and the side legs are adapted to flex inwards toward the central leg as the protrusion of each side leg are pushed toward the central leg thereby disengaging the protrusion from the diametrically opposed apertures in the body and allowing the cap to be pulled out from the open end of the body.