Customer Reviews for VEVOR Handrails for Outdoor Steps, Fit 1-3 Steps Wrought Iron Handrail, Outdoor Stair Railing, Adjustable Front Porch Hand Rail, Black Transitional Hand railings for Concrete Steps or Wooden Stairs

I needed a railing for a set of steps. this worked perfectly.

So far so good. The product is easy to install and looks great. I plan to buy more. In my case, 8 concrete sleeve anchors were missing from one of the boxes but I am relying on Vevo to send me replacements quickly so that I can finish the job.

These are a great and inexpensive way to add a measure of safety to the steps at your home. In many cases homeowners insurance will require them. The only mark against these are the included anchor bolts. They are not the greatest but can work.

First handrail received was damaged in shipment. It was difficult and time-consuming to finally, successfully, receive the damaged parts. The handrail is now installed and is fine.

Perfect solution.

Rail is well made and easy to install. Mounted perfectly on my brick steps and length works perfectly from porch to bottom of last step.

Good product, very sturdy, and good quality. Nice looking and good product. The instructions leave a lot to be desired.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the handrail and its sturdiness. And very reasonable price. It did fit 3 steps BUT it didn't work with my porch situation. It works better with just steps - like they show in the photo examples. My husband took it to use at another house with no surrounding walls. I ordered another one that attaches to an end wall. Overall, very happy!

I have a couple of steps at the end of my walk that was just hard to handle since i have very poor balance. The handrail stair railing is very nice and very good quality. It has really made a difference.

I liked the rails very much. However I did not use the 3/8" lag bolts as suggested.Having worked in the building trades all my life, experience was the best teacher. When using carbide bits on concrete no matter what you do the bit will always wonder a little before setting in to drill the hole.Actually using a 1/4" bit first after marking hole location and using that as a pilot hole followed by a 5/16" bit worked perfectly.Take your time and work slowly marking hole location and rechecking the marks against the rail pad before drilling helps for a perfect fit.I purchased the 5/16" shields at Ace Hardware for 16 cents apiece and saved the 3/8" shields supplied for another project if they are needed.All & all they worked out well and are very sturdy.