Hand Railings for Stairs Outdoor, Front Porch Hand Rails Inside Stair Railing Wrought Iron Transitional Handrail Picket for Outside Stairs Exterior Steps, Grab Rail Single Post (Size : 65cm(2.1ft))

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Many people choose not to paint their exterior wooden handrails because they’re looking for a natural look that will blend in with the environment around them. You do need to be careful about how long they last if not painted or stained because the weather will eventually deteriorate them and make them look less attractive over time. Handrails For Stairs: Metal vs Wood vs Other Although there aren't too many true wrought iron railings (most are made from other metals), wrought iron does add an element of elegance to a home. Porch handrails are much the same in that an investment of less than the cost of a seat belt, you can not only prevent injury but expensive medical bills as well.

An Outdoor Handrail Kit for steps is a great choice for places without walls or fences. These kits are easy to assemble and come with most of the parts you need. You will need a mason bit to pre-drill holes in concrete and screws. Each handrail has two pieces – a horizontal top piece and a curved bottom piece. These kits are very lightweight and easy to install. They come in a variety of styles.One of the main advantages of glass railing is that it offers a visually appealing safety feature without obstructing light or vision. Glasses come in tinted, frosted, clear, and semi-transparent varieties. If a more ornamental feature is wanted, it may be further engraved. Steel Cable Railings Cable railing infills are becoming increasingly popular due to their sleek and uncomplicated design. To link adjacent posts, the wire cables can be arranged vertically between the top and bottom rails or horizontally. Your preferred views remain unhindered while a secure boundary is provided by this design. Glass Panels Overall, porch railings can add a touch of modern simplicity or traditional authenticity to your home’s exterior. Making your front porch railings work for your home rather than against it is another key to curb appeal greatness! Must be at least 30 inches but not more than 37 inches to the top of the hand rail as measured from vertically from the nose(front)of the stair tread.

A minimum of 1.5 inches is usually required between the handrail and another object like a post or wall.

Perfect for those who want to save on installation fees, these aluminum railings are suitable for one to five steps. Make sure you have the right tools, including a drill press, spade bits, and a digital angle gauge. Next, we took our rail cap, and held it alongside the posts just above the top rail, where it was to be installed. We marked the angle on the top and bottom where it would meet the post, set the blade on the circular saw to match, and cut it to length. Then it was just a matter of setting it on top of the rail and attaching it through the top into the support rail with six exterior-grade screws. We bought brown ones, which blend in with the wood pretty well.