How to install a metal wall hand rail

Install your own metal wall rail. It's really easy using the EZ hand rail system. Install in brick, block, or even drywall. To order please check out www.metalhandrail.net or www.zottolafab.com look under residential wall rails.

[@mijalic1]

Great instruction. Thank you for the time and effort you took to make this video and share it with us. Greetings from Croatia.

[@dreamingcode]

This video was worth all the anchors alone. I love the zip anchors. I never heard of them before.

[@ninawade3055]

Thank You for showing me what kind of anchor to use, I was going to use the wrong one for a brick wall.

[@scuba6797]

If the stairs were longer and you needed multiple railings I suppose the line would be needed but otherwise someone could just measure up 36 inches or so on each side. I liked the explaination of the different bolts.

[@jason1carnley]

Actually we have a system where we make the rail whatever length but it does have to bolt together if it is over 8 foot long. For example 12’ would be 2 6 foot sections that bolt together. We try to get a couple of brackets on each section. This way you have continue grip down the steps.

[@scuba6797]

@@jason1carnley Yep that makes more sense what you said. I don't know why I was thinking someone would just put up a bunch of separate 6 foot railings. Thanks for the reply.

[@jason1carnley]

Thanks for asking I added the two websites that we have to the description. Same price either place thanks.

[@jason1carnley]

the links are in the video description, thanks.

[@suomi35]

superbadass pager!

[@shantayprueeissen8914]

I know you can find solutions to this problem in the Stodoys plans.