Modern Adjustable Railing Support Bracket - Real Satin Black NOT Matte - Stair Railing Brackets for Handrail

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Modern Adjustable Railing Support Bracket - Real Features

• This adjustable railing support bracket will attach to any wall or flat surface.

• The adjustable base allows railing to be placed in multiple angles.

• Installation is straightforward with the use of a drill, screws and hex head key.

• Hevy duty construction and tested to extremely high level of safety.

• Easy adjustability and tightening, perfect for inclines such as stair rakes and ramps.

About Modern Adjustable Railing Support Bracket - Real

Contemporary Heavy Duty Adjustable Railing Support Bracket in Real Satin Black NOT Matte - Stair Parts Wall Railing This contemporary adjustable handrail support will attach to any wall or flat surface. The adjustable base allows railing to be placed in multiple angles. Installation is straightforward with the use of a drill, screws and hex head key. Always drill pilot holes first before driving in any bracket screws. Without a pilot hole, it’s possible that you could break/strip the screws with all the pressure of the wood squeezing onto the screw as you drive it in. NOTE: Wall rail brackets should be installed every 48” on center average. Use 3 brackets per each 8' section. ✔ Contemporary style with a very elegant look ✔ Perfect for inclines such as stair rakes and ramps ✔ Ideal for installation on any wall or flat surface ✔ Easy adjustability and tightening ✔ No assembly required ✔ Fits any flat bottom rail ✔ Width: 3" from wall to center of rail ✔ Height: 2-3/4" ✔ Mounting base: 2-3/8" x 1-1/2" ✔ Arm Thickness: 1/2" ✔ 1 Hexagonal socket set screw ✔ Real Satin Black finish NOT Matte ✔ Tested to extremely high level of safety ✔ Ready-to-Install All finishes are a powder-coated which is one of the most wanted surface finishing techniques now a days. It's a firm, durable finish very resistant to scratches, cracking, peeling, UV rays and rust. Note: Always drill pilot holes first before driving in any bracket screws. Without a pilot hole, it’s possible that you could break/strip the screws.