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

needed a small bannister on my front steps to hold onto, but didn't want anything too noticeable. Got this small bannister and it is sturdy and attractive

The connecting bolts are not very good. We bought much better bolts at Lowes which simplified installation and provided a very secure product.

Gorgeous and just as described. My stairs were not configured to fit with railing HOWEVER seller worked with me to keep.Loved railing so much I am having steps adjusted to match railing.

Absolutely sturdy and extremely well made. If putting on a concrete slab, better with two people. I did it with one, but recommend two. The way it lays on stairs may need some customization.

I found the rails to be of high quality and easy to install. When drilling the holes, just make sure you drill deep enough for the bolts. You will have to put in spacers if you do not. Use a jack hammer drill and the drilling into cement goes well. The product has a great look to it. We have had many complements on the rails.

Easy to install and very sturdy

I bought a second one today after my husband installed the first one onto thewooden steps of our enclosed deck. I looked around and the price was better than most.Rail is STURDY, looks good and seems safe.

We liked the sturdiness of the handrail on our deck. We liked the sleek design and especially the width. We have one step on our deck but at our ages, security is definitely there. Before we had nothing to hold on to and this is great, just what the doctor ordered.

The rails installed easily, were sturdy, and the frequent visits from my clients proved an additional sense of security as they stepped down the two steps.My question is why would they start rusting after less than 7 days of being installed?

Instructions are pretty scarce. Even illustrations are vague. Our installation was on concrete porch, so tools are important. Good thing the actual process is simple for a good handyman. Railings look great.