Customer Reviews for VEVOR Iron Handrail Stair Railing 1 or 3 Steps Adjustable Matte Black Handrail

Easy to install, and I feel safer going down stone steps in our garden.

Heavy, sturdy metal. Nice finish. I bolted it to big rocks with provided hardware. They even included a wrench and hex. You’ll need a hammer drill and cement bits or hand drill for wood.

Installed this on my deck steps. It is gratifying watching my guests all use it.

Handyman said the hardware supplied was hard to use and the back-up also included was perfect. May be supply as the main approach.

Very easy to work with and quite sturdy!

Looks very nice and seems to be very safe . Price was ok. I would recommend looks very attractive on my front entrance adds to the decor of my front veranda. Try it out you'll like it and the Quality seems great only had it up a few months if anything changes i'll update my review .Thank You Have a Happy Day Warm Regards Ivy

This stair railing is much heavier than I expected, and very sturdy, and priced fair.

It’s solid and heavy, not crazy about the weird sleeve anchors that come with it. I ended up buying better ones. But now that it’s in, it’s nice and sturdy. Gonna rust protect it a bit more as I have seen people complaining about rust. But hey it’s wrought iron. That’s what iron does. Spray it down with some rust protection.

Great product. Took less time to install than planned. You will need a hammer drill and 3/8” masonry bit. Put it the posts and only partially tighten the expansion bolt. Add the middle and top rails, tighten the expansion bolts, then tighten the hex nuts on the rails. Would be nice to have black hex bolts, we painted ours prior to installing.

I found the anchors were of a light material and used only four of the eight required for the installation. I purchased four additional ones separately to complete the work.