Customer Reviews for VEVOR Outdoor Stair Railing, Alloy Metal Hand Railing, Fit 2 or 3 Steps Flexible Transitional Handrail, Black Outdoor Stair Rail W/ Installation Kit, Step Handrail for Concrete or Wooden Stairs

Easy clear instructions, used the lag bolt to attach to steps and it is very sturdy and perfect for getting up the stairs safely.

I needed handrails on 2 outdoor stair cases, old, concrete and slate, with uneven risers. My contractor recommended I try these. The price of four 5-step handrails plus the labor for installation was significantly less than a custom ironworks solution. These are sturdy and check the box for our homeowners insurance. Read other reviews about recommended installation tools. Our contractor spent 3-4 hours setting the first 2 handrails in slate. He used a hammer drill. The next 2 go into concrete so he says that will be easier.

Product shipped quickly and all parts were available. Definitely need a masonry impact drill if installing in concrete like I did. I also recommend buying an SDS plus masonry bit. The provided bit was not up to the task of the hardened stone tile and concrete on my front entry. Even so, installation was easy with the right tools. Seems very sturdy and I like the design of this railing.

This product is what was expected from description. Instructions could have been better. Looks nice and seems very sturdy. Railing was installed on cement/ concrete steps. Required a “ hammer drill” to install anchor screws.

Nice, sturdy hand rail. The lower half on mine is mounted in a wood step and the upper portion is in a concrete porch. They give you what you need to do both. Easy to install and very sturdy once mounted. The only complaint so far is that it can be hot in direct sunlight but hey, I wanted black because it looks nice.

Its simple made with no frill, but it looks nice on our front steps. Its very sturdy and easy to hold onto to help us get up the steps. We are in our 60s so this is just what we needed.

Very nice handrail, much sturdier than I expected. It took about 90 minutes to install. If you are using the concrete anchors, don't be afraid to hit them in hard. The first one I hit too much and messed up the threads for the nut. I ended up getting it off and the next seven were easy to get in. Three or four good hits with a heavy hammer got them where they needed to be.

They legit came out looking great! Only downside is the cheap expansion bolts that came with them.

Fast delivery, easy installation, took about 30 minutes from opening package to completion. Very sturdy and muchly appreciated by elderly couple.

This went in in an hour. We bought higher end expanding bolts so they are apt last longer. So far so good.