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Single Post Handrails for Steps
- With the comprehensive manual included, you can easily install our single post handrail for outdoor steps on various surfaces (wood, concrete, etc.).
- Designed for durability, the handrail is coated with three layers of powder to protect from rust, combining both beauty and functionality for your outdoor steps
Multi-Layer layer and Wrought Iron Material
The ergonomic design of our metal handrail adds a charming visual appeal, enhancing the surrounding décor and making a lasting impression. Whether placed indoors or outdoors, our porch railing for steps provides both practical support and aesthetic elegance. Enjoy the ideal blend of beauty and utility with our outdoor handrail for exterior steps.
Effortless 4-Step Installation
Our single post handrail for concrete steps is simple to assemble—just twist the handle onto the post. The base of our wrought iron railing can be installed in minutes by following the easy-to-understand manual provided.
Long lasting Material
Three layers of powder coated on this railing for outdoor steps are meticulously applied for utmost protection against rust. This wrought iron railing for indoor stairs & outdoor steps elevates any space to new heights of style and elegance.
Installation Tool Kit Included
Assembly is a breeze with the included tool kit. Simply twist the handle onto the post, and install the base quickly with the detailed instructions provided in the manual.
Martha Delia Leon Uribe
Reviewed in Mexico on January 29, 2025
Se soldó la manija con el poste para tener una mayor seguridad y firmeza al subir y bajar y entonces ya soldada se le ponen 5 estrellas
Robert R.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
While motivated by safety and ease of climbing the five steps of our historical society museum, we were more than impressed with the quality, strength and architectural contribution of this this product. In addition, hardware package was above and beyond including the #10 masonry bit needed for this 45 minute project.
James G. Mundie
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
I needed to replace an old aluminum railing on the porch steps that was broken and unsteady. I could not find anything that was the same profile as that old railing, but this seemed like it would span the area well. When in arrived, I was impressed with how heavy and sturdy it seemed.Firstly, I was installing into old cement steps with pebbles in its aggregate. A masonry drill bit was included, but its 10mm square haft was too large for my drill, so I had to purchase a bit that would fit my drill. Then I discovered that my drill was not up to the task, so I had to purchase a hammer drill. Getting the holes drilled in exactly the right spot was challenging. Then I discovered that the bolts would not reliably set and fasten. When I was finally able the get everything tightened to the furthest extent possible, it still wobbles - not so much that it's going to fall over, but you can feel it move when you grasp it, which does not inspire confidence.My advice: this is probably fine if you are installing it on perfectly square and level new construction, or on wood. But be advised that if you need to install this on concrete you will need a hammer drill and it will be frustrating.
Karen Getty-Hopkins
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
Bought 3 of them to put on steps going from house into game room.. they were easy to install. They're beautiful and sturdy! Have no loops or place where a piece of clothing could hook on. Very happy with them. Very happy.. would highly recommend
QuilterCAA
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
We need to add a step from the porch to the house. Once installed is was apparent that my handicapped husband would need a railing. Saw this and decided to give it a.try. My son glued and screwed the post into place. It is sturdy, and easy to hold onto. He can now traverse this one step safely.
Catherine P.
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
My neighbor's all bought railings at the same time so we could get a deal from a person installing them. He told me out of everyone he put in ,mine was the most sturdy. It looks great, and it really is the sturdiest one on the block! My daughter uses crutches and I always worried about her stepping up the step, we needed something that she could put weight on lifting herself up on the step, this works wonderfully. Looks great too! The only negative thing about it is the screws started to rust.
PorkRollEggNCheese
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Pretty nice handrail. I mounted mine to concrete and it does not move. I would recommend using red thread-locker so the top rail does not move accidentally on you. That's where the 2 parts connect
Daniel Braasch
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
Nicely made, came with good hardware. As there is only one mounting bracket, unlike with a "normal" railing, which would have two or more, I spread construction adhesive underneath after pressure washing the concrete. I consider it added insurance long-term. I am not sure it needed it as it is very strong with just the anchors/bolts.
jessabelle
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
This rail is perfect for my new wooden steps on my back porch It only took about 30 minutes to install, but one big thing to note is that the drill bit size the instructions state to use is too big! I had to go down 2 sizes, otherwise the screws were not tight enough and the rail was wobbly. Once I determined the correct bit size, it went up easily and is very sturdy.
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