Customer Reviews for VEVOR Handrails for Outdoor Steps, Fit 1 or 2 Steps Outdoor Stair Railing, Single Post Wrought Iron Handrail, Gray Transitional Porch Railings for Concrete Steps or Wooden Stairs with Base

I have looked for a single step handrail that mounts in the ground as I did not want to drill into my concrete step. 40 pounds on concrete into a hole dug by a fence post digger and the rail was installed and secure in less than 30 minutes.

My handy-girl installed on my back steps. It is just 2 steps but difficult for me. This is pretty and I am now able to get up and down with no problem. It has been several months now so I think it is going to last.

As a Manufacturing Engineer I would be proud to produce and market this item. Solid rail, great welding. Very sturdy. Great job.

Great rails, but I use Tapcons instead of the supplied hardware. Supplied hardware is more of a wedge anchor and I don't like the threads and nut sticking up. It is a catch hazard if pant leg caught it going down steps

I didn’t realize that people were uncomfortable using the couple steps coming into my sidewalk then into my house until after I fell and was told by friends that they always worried. (my fall had nothing to do with the lack of handrails.) I installed my rails using concrete and installs them into the ground rather than screwing them into the concrete steps. These have worked well and have brought compliments on their appearance.

Made a doorstep so much safer , easy to install and very sturdy .

Installed this for my folks at their front porch and thrilled with the result. Anchored easily with some concrete. Solid and attractive

The hand rail looks good. We had to go with the single post because of the depth of the steps. It seems very sturdy and durable. It was easy to install. The Vevor company was great to work with and very accommodating.

Installed this 2 years ago and it's still works great. I'm so pleased I added it to my small deck step down to our patio. It makes our outdoor living experience so much safer.

Just what I needed for step ate the end of my sidewalk, was afraid someone would fall.