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Classic Stair Handrails

Durable and Stable Handrails for Steps

Whether you're upgrading front porch steps, adding safety to a backyard stairway, or outfitting a commercial entry, our handrail kits are built to handle all types of steps with strength and style.

Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, these kits provide the stability and support you need wherever you need it.

Customizable Stair Handrails

Each kit features a modular handrail system made from durable, galvanized steel. That means no welding, no rust, and no hassle.

The modular design allows for straightforward installation on concrete, wood, or composite steps, and can easily adapt to sloped or uneven surfaces.

With multiple rail profiles, mounting options, and powder-coated finishes to choose from, creating the right look for your space is simple.

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Custom Wall Mounted Handrail Kit

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Order online for fast, convenient shipping straight to your home or job site.

Need help with measurements, layouts, or custom configurations? Our project specialists are here to guide you through every step — ensuring you get a handrail solution that’s safe, durable, and tailored to your project.

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How Simple Are Simplified Handrail Kits?

Assembling your outdoor stair railing kits is fast and easy. This video will give you a good idea of what is involved in building a Simple Rail handrail. Learn how easy it is to install our other stair railing kits.

Frequently Asked Railing Questions

Should the handrail be on the right or left?

Many state building codes only require that residential handrails be present on one side of the staircase. Handrail coverage on both sides of your stairs is a good thing, but it's generally not required. Put your handrail on the side that makes you most comfortable when going up and down.

How many steps can you take without a handrail?

Building code varies from state to state. Most say that any set of stairs with three or more risers requires a handrail on at least one side. Ultimately the most important thing is that you and your loved ones feel safe going up and down your steps. You may have an aging mother whose house has a single step down to the driveway. She may need a railing to feel safe even if a handrail is not required in the code.

Are handrails required for exterior steps?

Most states and some insurance companies require that exterior steps with more than three risers have a handrail. You may find that a handrail gives those with mobility challenges the confidence they need, even if a railing is not required.

How thick should a handrail be?

General ADA code requires that the grabrail be at least 1 1/4 inch but no more than 2 inches thick. All of our Simple Rail kits come with grabrails that meet this code exactly.

Do you need two handrails for stairs?

For residential applications, handrails are only required on one side by most code authorities. Choose the side of your steps that is the most convenient and makes you feel safe as you are going up and down your stairs.
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