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

Handrail is nice, but do yourself a favor and buy better concrete anchors,paint the anchors, to prevent rust staining, neverseize the anchor bolt threads.

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

UPDATE: After writing my initial review - the company reached out and offered a replacement or full refund. I must say that I am very impressed with their responsiveness and eagerness to make the situation right. I would not hesitate to purchase from them again - given how they stand behind their products.Original review: During install the main post sheared at the base plate connection. I have tried to fix it with jb-weld though I definitely question the durability. It does not feel like it will last more than a couple years.

It was overall very easy to assemble. I wouldn't recommend anymore than 3 risers. Mocking it up as a 4 step handrail causes the "horizontal" portion of the handrail to actually sit at an angle. It was fortunate for me that I only need the handrail to traverse 3 risers. Came with all tools for assembly. You just need the appropriate masonry drill bit and hammer drill for complete the job. Plus a hammer and socket if you intend to use the supplied wedge anchors. I used some 3/8 Tapcon anchor bolts that were a breeze to drive in with an impact driver. Very solid once everything was anchored down and tightened. No experience with long-term durability, but only time will tell with that.

Looks GREAT easy install, very good product! Thankyou Wayne

I was able to assemble the rail without much trouble, even though the plastic bag with small parts had opened during shipment. I did not have any missing hardware items. A very crucial bit of information was not provided, the concrete anchor drill size. In reading the reviews some had suggested a 3/8" drill, which would be too small, and others suggest a 1/2" drill, which would be too big. I followed theadvice of a reviewer and bought a set of 3/8" concrete anchors and the required 3/8" drill. I did need to ream out the base plate holes to 1/2" to accommodate the larger studs. I had noticed the fine print in the instruction sheet regarding NOT tightening completely all other fasteners until after the base plates were tight. This is a very important point The final result is a sturdy and nice looking stair rail.

We had to cut and weld the lower portion in order to have it fit our older home(porch not level!) but it all turned out perfectly- thanks to a great neighbor.Husband needed it after total hip replacement.