VEVOR Outdoor Handrail 165LBS Load Handrail Outdoor Stairs Aluminum Stair Handrail 60 x 35" Outdoor Stair Railing Transitional Range from 0 to 30° Staircase Handrail Fits 4-5 Steps with Screw Kit

We were refinancing our home and the loan inspection required us to put a hand rail at the steps from the street sidewalk. So we purchased what we thought was the cheap one. It turned out to be a great buy - very nice looking and easy to install. I recommend this - it’s very very sturdy

very nice railing itself, but the screw set included is cheap...the expansion screws did not open fully to dig in...don't waste your time using them, buy larger, sturdier anchors

base covers need some redesign. they have to be in place to install [everything together] tough install screws with plate in place. your "screws are only for concrete " put in instructions so if using else where one [ME] knows to use other conectors i installed to wood if i used lag bolt off the bat would have been done in a half an hour nor 3 .had to find hugh lags to fit the holes

Nice looking and gives me stability.

This handrail is priced right, easy to assemble and install. I like the kits Vevor offers. Only thing I would note is that the bolts for the concrete anchors strip the threads easily while trying to snug up the anchors. I replaced a couple bolts with better quality bolts and the included wedge and sleeves worked fine with better bolts.

Easy to install handrail smooth

The handrail was easy enough to put together as a 67 year old woman I had no problem with that part. However, I attempted to use the provided hardware (bolts, etc.) but they failed to do the job. I made several trips to my local big box hardware store and finally found the solution I needed to complete installation on my stairs. I ended up purchasing Tee Nuts 5/16 x 3/8 x 7/8 IN. The bolt fit perfectly and the bottom of this nut has teeth that was hammered into the bottom of my deck board. Note that I had to pry up my deck boards in order to do this since the hardware provided did not open and secure the bolt. Those had to be removed by hammering those out first. If you can access the underside of your project, then I'd suggest getting the tee nuts described above. P.S. I couldn't upload a pic since my file image was over the size limit. But it does look super nice on my stairs.

I'm a little unsteady walking on stairs, these rails were awesome, even my son was impressed on easy install and sturdiness

Rail going downstairs in tri level home.

It worked great!