Mild Steel Handrail Bracket with Curved Saddle, 85mm Projection, 75mm Round Wall Plate

A screw-on wall bracket for round tube handrails, with a curved saddle that cradles the underside of the tube. The saddle is 70mm long and 21mm wide with two screw holes, so the rail can be fixed up through it with no welding on site. A 12mm round bar arm holds the rail 85mm off the wall, and the 75mm round wall plate takes three countersunk screws. It is plain mild steel, ready to paint, powder coat or galvanise. The price shown is for one bracket, with a minimum order of 10.

Why choose this bracket

Made for round tube. The curved saddle sits snugly under a round rail and spreads the fixing along 70mm of the tube, where a flat saddle would touch it along one line only.

No welding needed. Two holes in the saddle let you screw up into a drilled tube on site, which suits refurbishment work where hot work is awkward or not allowed.

Strong round wall plate. The 75mm plate is 4mm thick with three countersunk holes on a 55mm circle, so the screw heads finish flush.

Good hand clearance. The 85mm projection to the centre of the saddle leaves room for a hand between the rail and the wall.

Finish to match. Supplied raw, so the bracket can be coated along with the handrail for a single colour from end to end.

Where it is used

Round tube wall handrails in stairwells, offices, schools, plant rooms, ramps and external steps, in new work and when replacing old brackets on an existing rail.

Specifications

How many do you need?

Space brackets about 1m apart or closer, with one within about 300mm of each end of the rail.

Choosing the right bracket

Choose the top of the bracket to suit the rail. This curved saddle is for round tube. Use a flat saddle for flat bar or square-section rails, and a plain stem if you would rather weld the bracket to the rail.

Fitting

Fix the end brackets to the wall first, string a line between them and fix the rest to it. Sit the round handrail in the curved saddles, drill the tube through the saddle holes and screw up into it. Use wall fixings suited to brick, block, concrete or stud walls.

Care

Raw steel will rust if left bare, so paint, powder coat or galvanise the brackets before or after fitting, and touch up chips outdoors. Check the wall fixings once a year on busy stairs.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Order 10 or more online with Express UK Delivery. See the full range in Handrails & Brackets, or call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk for larger quantities.