Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Handläufe für Außentreppen, 1–2-stufiges Treppenhandlauf-Set, Übergangsgeländer aus Karbonstahl mit Montagesatz, Treppengeländer für Senioren, Betonstufen & Veranda & Deck, weißer Retro-Bogen

Very sturdy and well made

I liked my first set of handrails su much that I bought one for the back. I also told my son about them, he purchased a set and I helped him install them.

They arrived well packed. Assembly was easy and I had to modify slightly because of a difficult site. I will give them another spray of paint as a rust prevention method.

we liked the first one we bought so much we got another for the other side, great price and really solid, they come with a concreate 10mm drill bit with the square end, I rented a Hilti hammer drill that takes that size square bits, dont try using a ordinary hammer drill it will not fit in the chuck.

Worked great for my dad to make his steps safer.

Well made, not thin flimsy metal, easy to install. First put the handrail together on flat ground, leaving it loose for movement. Take over to steps and place it where you want it, rack it to reach the top and bottom step. Anchor in place and tighten all hardware. Finding hand rails has always been a expensive endeavor for my line of work...not any more, thank you Vevor!

Well made, not thin flimsy metal, easy to install. First put the handrail together on flat ground, leaving it loose for movement. Take over to steps and place it where you want it, rack it to reach the top and bottom step. Anchor in place and tighten all hardware. Finding hand rails has always been a expensive endeavor for my line of work...not any more, thank you Vevor!

Love the Railing. Thank you!

worked great just what i needed

I purchased both a 3-4 step stair hand rail kit and a 4-5 step stair rail kit for my daughter's house in Colorado. The goal was to provide a rail on the front and back of the house. The rail kits went together quickly. Is good to not tighten the bolts holding the uprights until the railing is secured to the concrete. I rented a hammer drill and bit from Home Depot to drill the initial holes then used the provided concrete bit to enlarge the holes slightly for the included anchors. Don't drill the holes too deep of the centers of the anchors may fall into the hole. Keep a nut attached until ready to mount the uprights. Be sure to carefully mark and drill the anchor holes because adjusting them after drilling is difficult. One the mail posts are installed, tighten all the connections.