Customer Reviews for VEVOR Outdoor Stair Railing, Alloy Metal Hand Railing, Fit 1 or 2 Steps Flexible Transitional Handrail, Outdoor Stair Rail W/ Installation Kit, Step Handrail for Concrete or Wooden Stairs, Black

Take your time when installing. Very important to get the holes in the concrete lined up perfectly. Took me about an about to install, taking me time. I also painted it a different color before I put it together.

Its simple made with no frill, but it looks nice on our front steps. Its very sturdy and easy to hold onto to help us get up the steps. We are in our 60s so this is just what we needed.

My grand parents are having a hard time on going up and down stairs. This really helped making their daily life better! Recommend

I needed handrails on 2 outdoor stair cases, old, concrete and slate, with uneven risers. My contractor recommended I try these. The price of four 5-step handrails plus the labor for installation was significantly less than a custom ironworks solution. These are sturdy and check the box for our homeowners insurance. Read other reviews about recommended installation tools. Our contractor spent 3-4 hours setting the first 2 handrails in slate. He used a hammer drill. The next 2 go into concrete so he says that will be easier.

Hardware provided assumed installation on concrete steps. Since I was installing on wooden steps I had to purchase lag screws separately. I found it helpful to have someone help with the installation to allow for proper adjustment. Although self-tapping screws were provided to secure the top and middle rail to the vertical legs, I found it necessary to drill a pilot hole before using the included screws.

Very happy with this handrail with simple clean lines. Although the kit was complete, included everything advertised as needed for concrete or wood, we purchased special sleeve anchors for our brick installation. Some previous reviews said more information was needed but we found helpful and complete instructions that were very clear and easy to follow. We really like the finishing touches like the end caps and joints that position perfectly.

Very easy to install if you have the right gear. I got an SDS hammer drill cause i was installing in concrete. They provide a concrete bit for a standard drill but it would take you forever to drill these holes. Hardware to install and drill holes is included. The rail is very very sturdy. Its heavier duty than other rails you see as kits.

Easy to in stall and sturdy. Looks really good on a two tier gray deck with floral patio furnishings. I'd by this again. My installer is ordering some for a couple of his clients. This is a good product for the price.

I got these for my front door, where I have 3 concrete steps and a landing. I like that these railings are simply designed without frills. I like the simplistic matte look. These are super sturdy, and came with different types of screws for different materials. I also like that the instructions were easy to follow and came with a concrete drill bit! My dad needed these railings because he has to use a walker and they're sturdy enough to support his weight without feeling flimsy. The box also advertised that they have attachment parts for your landing if you have one, which is cool so I could get a matching landing railing to go with it at a later point.

Very solid built product built in the USA. Came with great instructions and everything for a solid concrete install (anchors and everything). Unfortunately I was installing in a wood deck so I did have to run to the store for lag bolts, my fault, the listing did say that. So I got the lag bolts (3/8" by 3" for my redwood deck) and the adapter the use my drill with the socket set (it was only $5, well worth it it to not have to do those lag bolts by hand). I am so happy with how sturdy it turned out. I don't see this railing going anywhere anytime soon. The only annoying part about the whole thing is the cover plate for the bolt heads, it gets in the way while trying to put them in...I almost unscrewed the middle bar connectors to remove them. Might want to suggest that for sanity sake!