Customer Reviews for VEVOR Wrought Iron Handrail Stair Railing Fit 3 Steps Adjustable Hand Rail

This is a good product. I installed on stairs with TREX decking fully supported underneath with 2 by 6s. The installation was easy enough but the screws that came with it were either for masonry or metal. I did not use the expandable bolts for masonry but tried using the self tapping other screws that were supplied and they did not work on the TREX and wood 2 by 6 underneath. So I bought 8 Lag Bolts and they worked fine.

Thought about making my own but this worked out cheaper and seems very good quality.

I purchased the railing to install on the steps to my front porch. Not only is the price great but so is the product. Far more superior than I had anticipated. I managed to get it installed over the course of three days. Had I had a hammer drill I could have had it done in a couple hours. The bottom line is: as a 67 yo female I still managed to get it installed with some tough grit and drilling with the masonry bits and then tighten up the bolts with a ratchet. I only did one side of the steps but now am considering ordering another railing to do the other side. The railing looks fabulous and is highly recommended. Between the order time and delivery was about a week if that. Can't ask for anything better than that!!! Highly Recommend VEVOR products. wish I could provide pix but it's over the required size to post.

Quick delivery, great price, easy install. Rated "easy to use" a 4 due to a bur I needed to grind off in order to fit the handrail to one of the legs. Nice hardware provided including a masonary drill bit.

Great product except the metal covers that covers the screws on the pole are bent and can't be used railing can still be used just don't look as good

Going down to my boat dock

They are really nice. The only thing is that the covers came bent up, almost like it was a return but we tapped them back into shape.

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.

I installed two of these handrails on stone and masonry steps. Pro: Sturdy welded steel construction. Classic wrought iron looks. Good finish. Adjustable angle to fit stair rise. Includes lag screws for wood and masonry anchors. Con: Two of the four base plate covers were dented in shipping. Distance between posts is NOT adjustable, the pivot points are welded to the handrail. Masonry drill bit shown in the photo is NOT included. A 3/8" masonry bit and hammer drill are needed. The wrenches included in the kit will not apply enough torque to safely mount the posts. You need a 14mm socket wrench and a 4mm Allen hex key to install.

A bit plain in appearance but sturdy well priced abd easy to install. They sent all the hardware for various types of installation whether concrete or wood steps.