Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Ringhiera Corrimano, Set Ringhiera per Scale Nero, Opaco con 2 o 3 Gradini, Ringhiera Corrimano in Ferro, Ringhiera Scale Esterne per Gradini Esterni

Found the Vevor 2 step handrail when searching for a solution to a dangerous walkway at my aging in-laws house. The last 2 steps to the street have always been used unsupported by anything, and can be a real hazard in winter. I was impressed at the durability, and even more amazed at the adaptability. Due to the adjustable design it works with any step height. Great product for a great price.

Worked well inside our carport and was easy to install. The color and craftsmanship of the product is well made.

très bon produit, rampe de qualité, joli rendu et facile à monter , livraison très rapide, excellent rapport qualité/prix je recommande cet article et VEVOR

1. Excellent products 2. Quality number one. 3. Installation was a breeze and I have all the tools to install the handrails on all surfaces. Veror came through with a excellent product!!

Qualité excellent et bon prix, livraison rapide,tres content Avec tout aspects, il transform chez nous

These handrails are surprisingly strong and worked great for the steps at my church. The price was especially good, shipment was fast and quality was excellent. That is why I am back here now.

Great rail. I did have to purchase better concrete bolts that were easier to install than the ones supplied.

Product was very well made, heavy-duty and strong enough to support a horse! My son installed it. He had to purchase a concrete drill but he’s quite handy and will use that in the future. He and his friend were impressed with the quality of the hand rail.

The rails installed very well and are very stable. They look nice at the front of our house. Did have to cut the height down to be at a comfortable height.

Really beautiful finished product. Lots of compliments on how beautiful and sturdy it is. The most difficult part of this project is drilling mounting holes into concrete/masonry/brick. You absolutely need masonry bits, and while a hammer drill isn’t 100% necessary, it will help you drill the eight needed holes much more quickly/easily. I recommend purchasing a set of sleeve anchors separately; the kit comes with some, but I didn’t care for them at all; my Hillman sleeve anchors (costing less than $15 separately) works much, much better for me. Do not worry that most other sleeve anchors will protrude a tad more as you tighten them down. The finish cap will cover the anchors entirely. The included “instructions” are mostly a couple exploded diagrams showing what screw goes where; do not expect them to provide any guidance on what size masonry bit to use (3/8”). There will be a LOT of brick/concrete dust in the holes that needs to be blown out or vacuumed out. An N95 mask would be a good idea when blowing out or vacuuming the dust, as you do not want to inhale it. I recommend assembling (loosely) the balusters to the top and bottom rails, but let things swing freely so that it’s easy to line everything up once your posts are firmly locked down to the top and bottom step. Due to some unevenness on one of my steps, I had to use a couple extra washers under one of the posts so that it would still be level when locked down. If you’re like me, you will be impressed with how nice the finished railing looks and how solid it feels. I’m very happy with my purchase.