3 Step Handrails for Outdoor Steps, Fit 2 or 3 Steps Outdoor Stair Railing for Concrete Steps, Black Wrought Iron Railing, Exterior Hand Railing for Steps Adjustable Metal Hand Rails for Deck Porch

The media could not be loaded. We used us to replace the old rusted white rails. We had these look good are sturdy and feel like decent quality. Note that it only comes as one, not a set.

Unfortunately the steps did not adjust enough to accommodate the steps. Material was sturdy and durable. X . Return was easy and had to go with making our own.We worked closely with Ziad to return the item. Ziad was pleasant and responsive to our request. Thank you

first was easy to assemble. exactly what i was looking for as my front steps had no handrail which makes them dangerous in bad weather or the dark.some of the kits come with a masonry bit. this one did not. but not a big issue as i already had what i needed. all holes were drilled in a few minutes. handrail put in place and concrete expansion bolts were tightened. or an attempt to tighten the was made. reason. the bolts provided, and i can't think of a better word, suck. outside of sleeve is completely smooth and there is absolutely no gripping power. and if you have ever drilled a hole in concrete they are never perfect. solution. kit comes with plastic expansion sleeves guessing for attachment to wood. i cleaned out the concrete holes tapped the plastic sleeves into the holes. added the lag screws and washers. tightened down with my impact driver. finished with my own wrench because the wrench included both sucked and was not the correct size for the lag screws. oh well, fortunately i had the wrench issue covered too.once the posts were securely fastened i tightened the all the bolts for the rails. this came with regular bolts and nuts. so when tightened fully a dangerous end of a bolt sticks out right where you hand slides down the rail. i will look at replacing those with a different type or at least covering the end of the bolt.the balusters are not real tight in the rails so they rattle when using the handrail. i will add some clear silicon to quiet them down. i am also sealing the bolts on the concrete to try to keep some water out. freezing temps and water in concrete also not a good combination.all this aside out of the box maybe not for everyone, but for my purpose it was the perfect solution.

I kept it because I have thrown away the box. But after I assembled it it's very weak metal wise. Im stuck with it.

These were easy to install. I had them put together and installed in less than two hours. I installed them on a wood porch and wood stairs. I needed to buy toggle bolts that worked with wood. I found 1-1/4 works the best for this application. Very happy with the results and how they look..

How about putting some instructions in the box? How difficult is that? Are supposed to guess where things go?

Drilling holes for the bases in concrete requires good bits and stron pushing, the railing gives good support.

Has a noisy when it is grabed.