Customer Reviews for Vevor Adjustable Angle Stair Rail Banister Handrail W/ 5 Crossbars Holes 100cm

I have a hard time going up and down steps. I had three steps going down to my shop that were very uncomfortable to use and this rail solved the problem. Easy to install and sturdy. Going to buy one for a friend of mine to keep her from falling.

I really like it, it helps my husband a lot. I don’t have to worry about him using the stairs anymore!h

I used this product (2 of them) as handrails up my front steps. I bought them because they are rather whimsical looking. I didn’t install them, but the man who did said they were the easiest he had installed. They look great.

I was impressed with the quality and sturdiness of this product. We put it in the center of our stairs so that people could walk up on either side. The anchors are plenty for this job. The same as you would buy from Lowe's or Home Depot.

It has only been in place for a few weeks. I like the sturdiness of the rail and its appearance.

Job came out perfect. Was used on wooden stairway entering house from garage. It was slightly wobbly so I had to fabricate a brace that I painted black to match. Other than that it is a great rail system.

Nice looking and durable

So I purchased the 2 step rails for my front porch. My front porch is all concrete and I wanted a simple hand rail for my father-in-law. This was quite easy to install and is quite sturdy. The rails are thick steel. I only had 2 bolts that were slightly misaligned so I have to sand the hole a bit to get it to fit - bit not a big deal. Instructions were simple to follow. Highly recommend.

This was easy to assemble, included all the hardware and bits needed. I didn’t use the included lag bolts, they were too long for my steps, would have really protruded. Bought nuts and bolts for $5 and used those. To secure the brace and rail you use self-tapping screws that are included. A little tricky to use but worked out okay.

Once I got this mounted, it was solid and nice. However, to mount onto concrete, you need a rotohammer to make the holes for the wedge bolts, that come with the product. That is made clear in the instructions, as I recall, but just saying. I you don't have your own rotohammer, you'll need to make sure that you can get one from a friend, or someone.it's a pretty good-looking item