Customer Reviews for VEVOR Handrails for Outdoor Steps, Fit 1 or 2 Steps Outdoor Stair Railing, Arch#1 Wrought Iron Handrail, Flexible Porch Railing, Black Transitional Handrails for Concrete Steps or Wooden Stairs Visit the Happybuy Store

Fixings supplied are not really good enough. It would be better if these were omitted . Otherwise it is a well made and solid handrail. Looks good and fits a two step install perfectly. Recommended item.

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren! Die 2 von Ihnen gelieferten Geländer wurden am Samstag montiert. Erstens die Bestellung war schneller da als gedacht und sehr gut verpackt, sodass keine Mängel zu beklagen waren. Das Material und die Verarbeitung der Geländer fand ich sehr solide also eine gute Qualität bin sehr zufrieden. Demnächst werde ich ein weiteres bestellen, sobald die Vorarbeiten abgeschlossen sind. Mit freundlichen Grüssen Hubert Weber

J'ai reçu ce que j'ai commandé et quand c'était promis. La main courante était de bonne qualité et facile à monter.

C'est le deuxième que j'achète. Je l'ai commandé pour une voisine âgée. Elle aimait le mien et a choisi un style différent. Elle a adoré, j'ai adoré celui que j'ai et celui qu'elle a choisi. Nous sommes HEUREUX HEUREUX !

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

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.

Would have rated 5 star but after first rain rust started , Sturdy when mounted , great price though

This railing solved a problem for my elderly mother and 2 steps down to the groun off of her front stoop. the handrail height is perfect, but the span is very tight and needs to be a bit longer. It will be sufficient for her to have something to hold. Also, the anchors are metric and junk as mentioned before. I used 3/8" x 3" tapcons. Which also allowed me to use a standard 3/8in masonary bit vs. a 10mm which nobody has in stock. Count on going through a few bits if the concrete is old/high strength and you will need a hammer drill.

good budget solution