VEVOR Pool Handrail, 2 PCS 30x30 in Railing, Stainless Steel with Base Plate for Indoor/Outdoor, Safety Railing for Decks, Rust-Proof Grab Bar w/Grip Cover & Accessories for Spas

Just use the hardware that comes with the kit. I tried buying more industrial hardware but it was too difficult to get aligned. I used additional glue under the flat area but just because other reviews suggested it. It wasn’t hard to add it.

45 minutes for a 71-year-old to install. The installation was fairly easy, except for drilling the 1/2" anchor holes. Rails are good-looking and sturdy.

This pool railing has a base with four lag bolts that hold it steady on the concrete deck. This arrangement requires a couple of people to hold it in places as the holes are marked and while the lag bolts are tightened. There are stronger railings that require deeper holes and sturdier attachments. However, a simple railing to hang on to helps one get into and out of the pool safely. Use it as intended and it will provide assistance.We are having a person with a lot of experience to install our railing. Experience is the first element of safety.

It was easy to install. We used a different concrete drillbit, which worked just fine, but we used the screws and sleeves that were included. Three of them provided an excellent fit. One of them was just a little bit loose. I don’t expect to exceed the 250# load limit, so it will probably be OK.

Sturdy good quality

Great product

The design was what attracted me. I would have preferred it to be a higher grade of Stainless, but I sprayed it all with Rust-Oleum.Good news is that they are now installed. Also, the company meant well to include the installation parts. I seriously doubt that they would have succeeded to install them with only those parts. The included drill bit is indeed for a hammer drill, but a rare SDS-Top drill bit. There are very few tools which accomodate that size. The included wrench was a sweet idea, but it couldn't be used to turn those screws--perhaps if it were only on a child's toy. The anchors and the screws were adequate, and appreciated.The job would be very difficult if you only had a standard drill, and you were going into cement. You do need a Hammer Drill. In my area those are difficult to rent.All in all, however, I did succeed, and I appreciate that the company was trying to do well by supplying the tools, even if some were useless.

I LOVE how they look. Installation was hard to line up on a curved pool & left a gap between railing and the coping. The blue covers got filthy and faded in under a month, I tossed them. But the rails do not get too hot and are not slippery so you don't need the covers. I plan to put ceramic car wax on the rails to protect them & to inject Liquid nails into the gap to protect the bolts from wear.