Customer Reviews for VEVOR Iron Step Handrail Outdoor Stairs 2 or 3 Steps Adjustable Black Handrail

Great heavy product

Very strudy

The delivery was super fast and the product was good quality.

We were able to install in around 2 hours since we didn't have a rachet drill. It looked nice, however when we went to put the covers on the base they were small and all bent put of shape. We will need to find some type of replacements. Overall not bad and looks good.

As many other reviews have noted, the product is solid and looks great. The main problems are: 1) Instructions are worthless. Check out a few youtube videos before installing 2) the packaging is terrible so your railing will arrive we a few bent tabs and cosmetic damage. With that said, I still recommend the railing as it can fit various stair heights and it looks great.

This is a very attractive railing that works perfectly on our front porch. I highly recommend this product.

My wife and I bought a staircase from a different company, but it did not fit our stairs. We went with a railing that was for 3-4 stairs and it worked. The quality of this railing is much better. It is a lot sturdier than the one we had to return. Only complaint is the instruction did not include what size of drill bit to use to drill holes for the expansion anchors. I ended up having to buy larger anchors because I misgauged the size needed.

Looks great and is well made. Price was right. Shipping was quick. Over all very happy with purchase

Purchased to aid senior congregation members going up one step to access raised altar area inside church. These rails are more \"robust\" than anticipated and a welcome safety addition. Totally satisfied. Only down side is wishing there were white caps to cover screws as rails are installed indoors... hardware was painted white and now blends perfectly.

I can't recommend these enough if you're in need of super sturdy, do-it-your-self railings! As a 50+ year old female with only basic construction knowledge, I was able to install 2 of these myself. The kit has everything you need except for basic tools you probably already own and a 10mm drill bit. Drilling into concrete was the hardest part because I didn't want to buy a specialized drill for one job (used the cheap household one I already had), but with a quality drill bit & persistence, I was able to get all of the holes ready. At the landing, it was much easier because the material was Trex decking. Correct hole placement and sizing was key, and once that's done it's just a matter of getting all the bolts installed (a ratchet wrench helped for that). I get a lot of compliments and everyone thinks they must have been a lot more expensive because of how substantial and sturdy they are!