1. A safety railing for attachment to a wall adjacent a bathtub comprising:

a frame substantially in the configuration of an isosceles triangle with the corners of the triangle being curvilinear; said frame being adapted to be attached spaced from and substantially parallel to a wall with the portion of said frame forming the base of the triangle being uppermost and in a generally Horizontal disposition and the portion of said frame forming the apex of the triangle contacting a portion of a bathtub; Means for attaching said frame to a wall; Means for holding soap attached to said frame; and a box for storing articles during bathing attached to said frame, said box having a top contoured to shed water.

2. A safety railing in accordance with claim 1 wherein at least one Chrome Grab Bar extends between and is attached to the portions of said frame forming the sides of said triangle.

3. A Bathtub Rail Dual Level in accordance with claim 2 wherein the base portion of said frame forms an additional Grab Bar and curves away from the remainder of the frame to be disposed further from a wall than the remainder of said frame, and each of said gripping bars having a non-slip surface.

4. A Bathtub Rail in accordance with claim 2 wherein said soap holding means is an apertured dish shaped member.

5. A safety railing in accordance with claim 2 wherein said storage box has apertured bottom and side walls and said top is non-apertured.

6. A safety railing comprising a generally triangular frame adapted to be attached to a wall with the portion of the frame forming a base of the triangle in an uppermost and generally horizontal position, the base portion of the frame being curved way from the remainder of the frame in a first direction whereby the base portion of the frame will be disposed further from a wall then the remainder of the frame, the corners of said triangular frame having a generally curvilinear shape, at least one Bath Bar Chrome extending between and attached to the side portions of the triangular frame, said gripping bar being generally parallel to said base portion and being shorter than said base portion, and means extending from said frame in a direction opposite to said first mentioned direction for attaching said frame to a wall at a spaced distance from the wall.

7. A safety railing in accordance with claim 6 wherein said attaching means extends from said side portions of said frame in a direction generally perpendicular to vertical planes containing said frame side portions.

8. A safety railing in accordance with claim 6 wherein said triangular frame has the configuration of an isosceles triangle with the height of the triangle being greater than the length of said base.

9. A safety railing in accordance with claim 6 including a plurality of horizontally disposed gripping bars extending between and attached to the portions of the frame forming two sides of the triangle, said base portion of the frame forming an additional gripping bar, and each gripping bar having a non-slip surface.

10. A Bathtub Rails for attachment to a wall comprising a generally triangular frame; the corners of said triangle having a generally curvilinear shape; at least one Grab Bar extending between and attached to two sides of said triangular frame; said frame being adapted to be attached to a wall with a portion of said frame forming a base of the triangle in an uppermost and generally horizontal position, said base portion of the frame curving away from the remainder of the frame whereby the base portion of the frame will be disposed further from a wall than the remainder of said frame, said frame being adapted to be secured to a wall adjacent a bathtub and a portion of said frame forming the apex of said triangle having a friction member for contacting a portion of a bathtub, and means for attaching said frame to a wall at a spaced distance from the wall and substantially parallel thereto.