Customer Reviews for VEVOR Outdoor Stair Railing, Fit 2 or 3 Steps Alloy Metal Handrailing, Front Porch Flexible Transitional Handrail, Arch Step Rail with Installation Kit, for Concrete or Wooden Stairs, Silver

Stable and easy to install

Good value. Easy to assemble. Not sure how sturdy they will turn out to be. These rails are mainly for support if that makes sense. Good looking.

Outstanding products!!! Especially useful for churches when entering pulpit from main floor. If your building concrete floor is the extra hard type with rebar; recommend using a SDS Hammer Drill with drill bit that will drill through rebar.

I used it for a ramp I had installed, used for a wheelchair and people entering on foot. My purpose was to add some support for those walking up the ramp, which was built over a three step staircase! Works better than expected and super sturdy! One less worry. I love it!!

Easy install, my mom appreciated the sturdy rail.

Ordered this fir country home where wide porch steps didnt have a rail. Afraid someone might fall. Didnt expect anything great. Very surprised. sturdy but welds are sloppy.

Product was easy to assemble. Having the proper tools( drill and concrete bits) in my case is essential. Having all that and past experience mounting railings in concrete steps it was an easy assembly.I gave it four stars for assembly knowing not everyone has the correct tools laying around.The four stars for sturdiness is due to the fact the mounting studs require tightening periodically

I needed something to hold on to from the porch to the walkway (1 step) It’s sturdy and looks great! We had to borrow the correct drill. Good purchase!

Delivery of the product on time, the price was reasonable, very happy with the product. Easy to install. I highly recommended this product.

The directions are the world's worst. Diagrams are not to scale and are confusing. Tiny diagrams are hard to read and confusing. Luckily I am mechanically inclined and could figure it out. Bolt anchors were assembled backwards. Got that figured out. Bolts were an odd size 31/64th, which sent me hunting for a drill bit I couldn't find. Might be nice to include the drill bit. To drill 8 holes, nearly a 1/2" in width, in cement, you really need an impact driver. Be advised.I am satisfied with the railing. Just wish companies would do better with directions.