Customer Reviews for VEVOR Handrail Outdoor Stairs Outdoor Handrail Aluminum Fits 2-3 Steps w/ Screws

These are well made and easy to install. We used a hammer drill for our concrete steps and had 2 of them installed in less then a half an hour.

We installed this on our front steps, mostly to give older family members some stability as they climbed our two steps. It installed easily, looks great and feels sturdy.

Excellent product. Just what we needed for back steps. Had a little difficulty with aligning one screw, but overall good. The seniors in our household are happy to have this sturdy rail.

This railing was easy up and looks great with our fence. We had some disabled family members who needed to access our yard but the three steps provided a challenge. We are pleasantly surprised by the stability and looks of this product!

First: Box was damaged in shipping and some hardware was missing but I had read reviews and knew to purchase better hardware than what was supplied.Secondly: The installation "instructions" were a joke. Thankfully, you don't need to be a rocket scientist to put this together or install.All in all it was an easy project and looks good in the short term. My best advice is to CHANGE OUT THE HARDWARE. What they provide is, to put it mildly, C-R-A-P!

Super easy to assemble and install. Great value for the money. Very solid handrails. I would highly recommend this item to anyone.

Great safety feature on our new porch front steps.

I installed the 36" Vevor hand rail without any problem on our brick steps leading from our garage into the house. I did not use the included mounting hardware but instead used 3/8" Tapon masonry bolts. I mounted the railing directly to the bricks and avoided drilling holes in the mortar. It made for a very sturdy railing which we use all the time.

Strong quality construction adjustable to step structure. Had to use different lag screws to Mount to wood steps.

I was a little worried about the sturdiness of the railings, but they are great. Only thing, only mounting screws included were for concrete, not for wood. I had to to purchase word screws after I installed the first railing with the concrete screws provided. I should have know but did not.