Customer Reviews for VEVOR Fit 3 or 4 Steps Outdoor Stair Railing, Handrails for Outdoor Steps, Picket#3 Wrought Iron Handrail, Flexible Porch Railing, White Transitional Handrails for Concrete Steps or Wooden Stairs

This is exactly what we wanted for our deck step, BUT the painting of the handrail is somewhat shabby. They must have spray painted it and there are some bubbles and nicks where there is no black paint. Just be aware of this. Also, it comes with only concrete screws, we had to provide our own wood screws to screw it into our wooden deck.

At my age, I have bought a ton of “assemble-self” stuff. This wins my prize for lack of directions. There are none! It isn’t that difficult but they sure would be helpful. The quality appears ok - we shall see. A word of unsolicited advice. Do not tighten until attached to the base you are using

Very sturdy product

Perfect for my garage to home entrance for balance and beauty.

This is a very heavy and sturdy rail. I absolutely love it.

fits my stairway, needs a little adjustment.

I bought 2 step and 3step hand rails. Very sturdy and attractive, looks like a special order hand rails.

Installed 3 of these rails. Pretty easy to install. Did not use the concrete anchors that came with it. Bought better anchors. Nice looking, but I guarantee you will have to touch up the paint in places when received. Out of the box, a few noticeable scratches on each rail. No big deal though. Solid, fits well together and self explanatory assembly. 1 page of assembly instructions included, but thats all I needed. One annoying thing, ALL the nuts, bolts and washers that WERE in a plastic bag ended up ALL over inside the box. 3 out of the 3 boxes I received were the same, parts scattered all over inside and a torn bag. I came up a couple bolts short and a couple washers short. They must have made their way out of the box. PLEASE use some sort of cloth bag or box for the parts, not a thin plastic bag. Overall, I am happy with the product, and plan on getting one more

Used for a step going into the garage (concrete floor). He installed it on the garage floor instead of the step. It works perfectly. The rail would have been too high otherwise.

Everything seems fine but the paint. If you lay it on anything while you are drilling the holes, make sure it's laying on a soft surface because it scratches very easily.I paid over $300 for this one. Now I see them for under $200. Not happy about that.