Customer Reviews for VEVOR Handrails for Outdoor Steps, Fit 2 or 3 Steps Outdoor Stair Railing, Arch#2 Wrought Iron Handrail, Flexible Porch Railing, Black Transitional Handrails for Concrete Steps or Wooden Stairs

We had this installed and the installer asked where we bought it from because he had never seen one this sturdy before. It is very Sturdy and looks Great!

LIVRAISON RAPIDE, PRODUIT BIEN EMBALLE, RAMPE D'ESCALIER PARFAITE, INSTALATION AISEE;

Rampe D’escalier Arche 1-2 Marches Balustrade Décoration Antirouille Résidentiel

I would have given 4 stars but when installing on brick (3 hole, not solid) steps the holes you drill will inevitably go into a hole meaning not enough material for the anchol to hold. Even if it goes into the exact middle, the center will then be very thin and likely crack/ break. The anchors are too long to be effective for the 3-hole bricks. I could not find anchors the right length so I had to use lag screws and lag anchors. They are holding well enough so far and probably will if no one or nothing heavy falls against it. If I had thought about it/ realized the bricks, that I could not see, had the holes I could have asked the question about the anchors or at least planned better. Other that that, 5 stars.

Item arrived four days earlier than expected, great service. The quality is excellent. taller than I thought it would be, but I can work around that with ease. Even provided all the tools needed to assemble it.

This is a a great and attractive handrail which has made our daily lives much safer.

Es ist ein schönes Geländer .Wir haben es auch gut angebaut bekommen. Wir haben noch eins für eine weiteren Treppe gekauft.

Bel aspect. Semble de bonne qualité et solide.Pose facile, mais il faut resserrer les boulons de temps en temps

We bought 1 handrail for 2 steps and 2 handrails for 1 step each. We have a brick front porch and pathway. The 2-step rail fit nicely onto standard 7 inch step heights. The single step handrails each needed to go onto 9 inch height steps and could not be adjusted to fit. So, I had to pour a concrete riser on the base of for each of the single step to reduce the effective height to 7 inches. This was Ok because it gave a really firm foundation, but was some added hassle.

Well worth the money and made well. Only thing though was that I had to put a wood block on one of the legs as steps were deep. Also the bolts will have to large as it is a bit wobbly