LOVMOR 2 Pack 2 Step Hand Rails for Outdoor Steps, Wrought Iron Railing, Exterior Hand Railing for Steps, Porch Railing Kit (1-2 Steps Handrail)

Look great and pretty easy to install. Solid and looks well made. Had to get these for our porch under insurance orders.

I originally purchased a set of railings from a national home improvement store. They seemed like they would be OK, however I returned them because they ended up being one step too long, even though the description indicated they would work. Found these and the description was far better than the home improvement store ones. Plus they were almost half the price. I was very pleasantly surprised when I opened the box. Packaging, labeling, and instructions were so much better. Plus all necessary tools were included (and not super chintzy ones) other than a drill. Very easy to install and very sturdy.

Great Quality & Sturdy but my husband had to drill the holes in with the screws. That took to much work. Holes should already be there. Even if it’s a little starter.

These are very well made and sturdy. Easily assembled and all the mounting hardware and even a socket to put legs into the base material.

Very sturdy and nice. Easy to put together, BUT you need to buy a new drill bit because the one that comes with the rail is not good enough. Still a good deal.

Easy installation, good quality. Nice price!

I ordered 2 of these handrail sets. We have 8 concrete steps at our front porch. I was impressed when I opened the packing by the quality and finish of the metal. While unpacking to make sure that all the parts were included.I saw that not only did it include the rail parts and hardware,but all the tools (except the drill) needed to assemble. They included anchor bolts for installation on wooden or concrete steps. Plus a socket bit,a masonry bit, a wood bit, open end wrench and an allen wrench. Detailed instructions made the job easy. I forgot to mention the small level needed to mount the handrail on the steps. It's a 2 person job because it's difficult to hold the pieces and mark the holes for the anchor bolts. Now that they are installed they're very stable and look good too. We had questions during the installation and the manufacturer was very helpful. Overall, good product, great service.

First, it's worth mentioning that I did manage to get these installed, and they are stable.Installation was a pain. They have to be assembled in their final configuration, they can't pivot into place, meaning you need about 6 hands to hold everything together while you put in the screws. I don't have that many hands, so I tried to do it while the parts were laying down, but this resulted in some gaps, which, granted, aren't very visible. The supplied expansion bolts and masonry bit suck...the bit either wears out too quickly or is about 0.5mm too small in diameter, so the bolts wouldn't go into the holes. I tried a 7/16" bit, but that made the holes too big. I'm not sure the supplied bolts would have held anyways, they expansion casing is smooth. I bought some nice expansion bolts and a bit from a hardware store (+$40) and those did the trick.The paint is pretty thin. I put some black nail polish/spray paint on scratches, but I bet it will still rust in a few years. The lower joining tube is open, so rain water will flow through it, which is probably bad because I doubt the inside of the tube is painted.The black railings will get really HOT in the sun. They are also pretty slick. I put some white grip tape on the top to mitigate these problems.