Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pipe Stair Handrail, 9FT Staircase Handrail, 440LBS Load Capacity Carbon Steel Pipe Handrail, Industrial Pipe Handrail with Wall Mount Support, Round Corner Wall Handrailings for Indoor, Outdoor

Perfect railing and the price was Great also, Highly recommended!

This is a very well made handrail. Great price too!

Fantastic rail for the price. I couldn’t find anything else on the market like this. Super easy to install, feels sturdy and looks good. Only issue is the screws stripped out and one even snapped, even when I had drilled pilot holes into the wood. Highly recommend using different screws.

Very happy all the way around. Quick delivery time, got what I expected and easy assembly. These were the perfect solution. Had this ramp build Igor use with a walker and the 2 x 6 handrail was not easy to grip and was really too low. The Vevor handrail were the perfect solution and look great. (Could not get photo to load, last iPhone update changed how my photos save and no longer a jpeg, thanks for the update Apple…)

Our house has a pony (short height) wall on one side of the stairwell and NO HANDRAILS. The pony wall is very short - like

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Nice! Very easy to install.

Hi! I just built a dance studio and bought an absurd amount of stuff from Vevor to set it up, including 4 sets of these handrails. Ultimately they are the perfect solution, because ballet barres and brackets are an obscene price, and these look really nice and fit the bill! They are either extremely easy to assemble or impossible to assemble without a lot of leverage. There is no in between.

Obviously all these retro pipes are nowhere near the quality of actual iron pipe from the hardware store but this is still a good handrail considering how inexpensive it was. I combined with a smaller rail kit to make a 15 foot handrail for about $60 total. Be advised this is fairly heavy. Fasteners are junk. The pipe is perfect width for ADA requirements and thicker than my original iron pipe rails. Feels robust and sturdy. The paint isn't anything special and there were several nicks and scratches. The pipe threads are also painted so if you're adjusting and backing out you'll strip the paint off and will expose bare metal. Anywhere there is bare metal this will rust. I have it on outside deck steps and it rusted within one day in several spots around the couplers. I removed the rust and sprayed everything with Rust-Oleum matte clear coat and it seems to be holding up well. Easiest way to install by yourself is one section at a time, using one loose screw to hold the bracket up while you screw in the next section. The pipe doesn't have to be screwed in tight to provide a stable rail as long as the brackets are attached properly which allows for a lot of adjustment.

I built a treehouse for my grandkids with steps and this worked out really well to use as handrail great product good price