Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Post 1-2, Black Steel Railing 441LBS Capacity Baking Varnish Iron Stairs Stylish Handrails for Outdoor Steps with Expansion Bolts & Drill Bit

Used this for a basic two step entry from a garage to a house. Seems solidly made and has a nice powder coat finish.

I installed these to help our aging pastor to climb the two steps at front of church to the pulpit. They are very sturdy look great and are sixed just rite for two steps

Rail was great for my porch and easy to install. But beware the hardware is rusting and it isn't even six months old

Needed a rail to step down safely from deck very well made. Very satisfied feel safe using rail easy to install

Worked great really helps my mom get in and out of the house.

Unit was exactly what I expected. Was easy to install. Drill bit included did not fit contractor's standard drill fittings. Used similar size with no issue. Weld at base might not support full force of extreme pressure.

Very sturdy and easy to install. The only challenge was that the drill bit that came with the railing was too large for a standard drill so I had to purchase a new bit to fit my basic Black and Decker to drill the pilot holes in the concrete footing. It's definitely a two-person job to get everything level and affixed. Even with the trip to the hardware store, it only took 90 minutes to install (not including pouring the concrete footing.) Note: The instructions that came with it were clearly translated from another language and were not easy to understand.

Great product Well made solid handle for safety Comes with everything you need to install it the mason drill bit drilled hole no issues. It was amazing to not need screws or drill bit to install

The step rail arrived quickly and was well packaged. After having it installed, it is very sturdy and looks nice on the step leading into the house. It's easy to hold on to and adds that extra sense of security one sometimes needs. Overall, a very good product.

Well-made railing that was fairly easy to install in a concrete aggregate step. I opted to anchor it with Red Head concrete wedge anchors rather than the anchors supplied with the railing. I've had good luck with them in the past and know them to hold well. Railing is attractive and functional...seems sturdy.