Wall Mounted Metal Handrails

Wall mounted metal handrails have become more and more popular over time due to their elegant design and ease of installation. Generally, regulations state that for any staircase less than 1 metre (1000mm wide, a handrail must be fitted on one side whereas, staircases wider than 1 metre (1000mm) must feature a handrail on both sides.


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Brushed Nickel Wall Socket
R978JN

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Chrome 135 Degree Elbow
R971JC

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Chrome 90 Degree Elbow
R972JC

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Chrome Connecting Wall Bracket (Connnects two handrails together)
Chrome Domed End Caps
R973JC

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Chrome Plated Handrail
AJC

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Chrome Shallow End Caps
R974JC

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Chrome Straight Post Connector
R977JC

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Chrome Wall Socket
R978JC

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Nickel 135 Degree Elbow
R971JN

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Nickel 90 Degree Elbow
R972JN

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Nickel Connecting Wall Bracket (Holds two handrail together)
R975JN

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Nickel Domed End Caps
R973JN

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Nickel Plated Handrail
AJN

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Nickel Shallow End Caps
R974JN

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Nickel Straight Post Connector
R977JN

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Nickel Wall Bracket
R970JN

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Round Chrome Wall Bracket
R970JC

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"Wall Mounted Metal Handrails" Frequently Asked Questions

Whilst the requirements for a wall mounted metal handrail tend to vary depending in building codes and regulations, here some of the common requirements:

Height - In a domestic property, the top of the handrail must be no lower than 900mm from the nosing of the stair tread to the top of the handrail. The 900mm height also applies to landings.
Strength and Stability - The handrail must be capable of supporting a specific amount of weight to ensure stability and safety. Typically, it should be able to withstand a force of at least 200 pounds applied in any direction.
Gripability - The handrail must be graspable, meaning it should have a shape that allows for a secure grip. Commonly, the handrail diameter should be between 48mm and 60mm (for heavier loads).
Continuity - Handrails should continue uninterrupted along the entire length of the staircase, ramp, or walking surface, with no obstructions that could interfere with a person's grasp.

If you’re unsure, it’s best to consult local building codes and regulations to determine whether your wall mounted metal handrail meets all necessary requirements for your specific location and application.

To find out more, read our guide ‘What Height Should a Staircase Handrail Be?’.
Some benefits of wall mounted metal handrails include:

• Enhanced safety and stability, especially on staircases and ramps.
• Durability and long lifespan.
• Easy maintenance and cleaning.
• Sleek and modern appearance.
• Easy to fit
Installing wall mounted metal handrails varies depending on the specific design of the handrail and the surface it is going to be mounted on. Installation involves anchoring the handrail brackets securely to the wall using screws or bolts.
In our opinion, one of the best things about wall mounted metal handrails is that they are super easy to maintain. We recommend that you regularly clean your metal handrails with a mild detergent and water to prevent dirt and grime from building. For stainless steel handrails, you can use a stainless steel cleaner to maintain their shine.
Yes. Metal bannisters can generally be installed on most types of walls, including:

• Plasterboard
• Concrete
• Brick
• Wood

However, bear in mind that the installation method may vary depending on the wall material.
When choosing a wall mounted metal handrail, remember to consider factors such as:
• Intended use
• Location
• Design preferences
• Budget

*It's also essential to make sure the handrail complies with local building codes and regulations.