VEVOR Handrail 2-3 Step Adjustable Carbon Steel Matte Black
Adjustable carbon-steel handrail fits two-to-three-step concrete or wooden stairs and includes a complete installation kit
- Overall width7.48
- Adjustable height fits 2-3 step ranges
- Carbon steel construction supports 14.22 lbs weight
- Matte black finish resists outdoor weather exposure
- Includes drill bit and hex key for installation
- Mounts on concrete or wooden stair surfaces
2-3 Step Adjustable Handrail
The VEVOR carbon-steel handrail adjusts to suit two or three outdoor steps. Its matte-black finish resists weather on concrete or wooden stairs and porch entries. Builders and homeowners needing a secure grip for a short flight will find the 7.48 in width comfortable.
Mounts to Concrete or Wood
The kit includes a drill bit, expansion bolts, self-drilling screws and socket-cap screws for masonry or timber substrates. No separate fastener purchase is required. The 39.4 x 3.72 x 38.4 in frame anchors directly to the structure, freeing the installer from fabricating brackets.
Installation Kit Included
Eight external-hex expansion bolts and eight self-drilling screws cover both mounting surfaces. An open-end wrench, hex-key wrench and internal-hex socket-cap screws complete the hardware set. A printed user manual guides the assembly sequence.
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much height adjustment does the carbon steel handrail provide for 2 to 3 steps?
The handrail adjusts to fit a compatible step range of 2 to 3 steps, with overall dimensions of 39.4 x 3.72 x 38.4 in (1000 x 94.5 x 974 mm) for precise mounting alignment.
Does the matte black finish resist heat buildup when installed on sun-exposed concrete or wooden stairs?
The carbon steel construction with matte black coating absorbs solar heat; surface temperature will rise under direct sun, so allow cooling before prolonged contact during peak afternoon hours.
Which tools and existing structural elements are required to secure the supplied expansion bolts and self-drilling screws?
You need a hammer drill for concrete or a standard drill for wood, plus the included hex key and open-end wrench; the mounting surface must be solid concrete or structural timber to hold the 8 expansion bolts and 8 self-drilling screws.
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