Modern Square Handrail Bracket — Matte Black Steel

The bracket we put on our own handrails. A square plate on the wall, a solid square arm, a flat saddle under the rail. Three pieces of steel, welded in our New Jersey shop and powder coated matte black. Nothing to adjust, nothing to slide, nothing to rattle loose.

• 2" × 2" wall plate, two screw holes
• 1/2" solid steel arm — holds the rail 2 inches clear of the wall. Code asks for 1-1/2; the extra half inch is the difference between a rail your hand closes around and one your knuckles drag along.
• 2" × 1" saddle with two holes. Fits our 1-1/2" square and 2" × 1" rails and any flat-bottom rail 1" or wider.
• Matte black powder coat, the same finish as our rails
• Wall screws and rail screws in the box. Concrete? Write it in the order notes and we send concrete screws.
• 4 brackets minimum for free shipping in the lower 48.

How many you need

• up to 5 ft — 2 brackets
• 5 to 8 ft — 3 brackets
• 8 to 12 ft — 4 brackets
• 12 to 15 ft — 5 brackets
• 15 to 18 ft — 6 brackets
• 18 to 20 ft — 7 brackets

Put them where your studs actually are. That matters more than spacing them evenly.

Buying a handrail from us? You do not need these — brackets and screws already come in the box.

Questions about your wall or your rail? Call or text 848-986-6481. Barzel Metal Works LLC — Built to Last.