Zinc-Plated Metal Handrail Bracket with Screw Cover for 21 x 5 mm Groove
The zinc-plated metal bracket with screw cover is designed for handrails with a 21 x 5 mm groove. Its integrated screw cover conceals the wall-mounting screws for a discreet finish. The 60 mm wall clearance provides plenty of room for your hand. Wall-mounting fixings are not supplied; choose them to suit the wall material. For indoor use.
Main features
| Feature | Description |
|---|
| Material | Zinc-plated metal |
| Wall clearance | 60 mm |
| Compatible groove | 21 x 5 mm |
| Screw cover | Integrated |
| Fixings | Not supplied – choose to suit the wall material |
| Use | Indoor use |
Key points
- Integrated screw cover: a neat, discreet finish
- 60 mm wall clearance: plenty of room for your hand
- 21 x 5 mm groove: compatible with 50 x 50 mm moulded and 70 x 28 mm flat handrails
- Zinc-plated metal: suitable durability for indoor use
- Fixings not supplied: choose them to suit the wall and handrail materials
Installation advice
Check that the 60 mm clearance suits your installation. Space brackets no more than 80 to 100 cm apart. Use a spirit level to mark their positions before drilling. Choose wall plugs to suit the wall material.
Care and protection
Withstands normal indoor use. Cleaning once a year with clean water and a soft cloth is sufficient. Avoid abrasive products.
Frequently asked questions
Which handrails is this bracket compatible with?
This bracket is compatible with handrails with a 21 x 5 mm groove (50 x 50 mm moulded, 70 x 28 mm flat, etc.).
Does this bracket come with wall-mounting fixings?
No, wall-mounting fixings are not supplied. Choose them to suit the wall material (concrete, brick or plaster) and the handrail material (wood, metal or aluminium) to ensure a secure hold.
What is the recommended spacing between brackets?
For optimal support, the recommended spacing is no more than 80 to 100 cm between brackets. At the start and end of the handrail, position a bracket within 30 cm of each end.
Is this bracket suitable for outdoor use?
Check the bracket material before installing outdoors. Stainless steel brackets are suitable for outdoor use. Zinc-plated metal brackets are suitable for sheltered outdoor locations. Painted brackets are for indoor use only.
What is the difference between a fixed bracket and an adjustable bracket?
A fixed bracket screws directly into the wall at a preset angle, making it easier to install. An adjustable bracket lets you alter the angle (generally over a range of 2 cm) to compensate for slight irregularities in the wall or staircase, making installation easier in non-standard layouts.
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