Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR utendørs trapperekkverk, passer til 1–4 trinn, overgangsrekkverk i smijern, justerbart utvendig trapperekkverk, rekkverk for betongtrinn med monteringssett, matt svart utendørsrekkverk

This is an excellent product. Priced well and good quality. I installed this for an elderly client and they absolutely love it. The shipment came with everything I needed however I did upgrade my bits and anchors for installation. I'm sure the ones that were supplied were fine but I tend to purchase anch9rs based on the materials I am installing into. I definitely would recommend this product.

Good looking product, would buy it again, easy to assemble and install. Well worth the money.

Bonne qualité, jolie, pratique et très abordable

Oprocz tego że paczka była rozwalona i poręcz wygięta to reszta była w porządku

Would have given it 5 stars but there is some corrosion (rusting) starting in a couple of places after only a month of use outside. However, you could touch up the areas with Hammerite ‘direct to rust’ paint. Despite this it is good value for money and is, if you are handy with DIY, easy to install. The finished result looks very professional and neat and providing you get the anchor fixings right it is strong enough to resist someone falling into it. The supplied 12mm masonry drill bit is, like other reviewers have pointed out, an SMS item, so if you haven’t got an SMS drill you’ll need to buy a regular drill bit if you don’t already have one. I mounted the rail on tiled concrete front door steps. I used a 6mm diamond tip Erbauer self cooling drill bit (c.£19 at Screwfix) to start the fixing holes off for the upright posts. Doing this at 6mm enables you to more accurately keep the centre line of the hole in the right place. You need to keep the position of the 4 holes for each upright post precise as there is very little clearance between the supplied anchor screws and the holes in the post’s baseplate. I then used a 6mm masonry drill to put a pilot hole into the underlying concrete. Then I carefully opened up the 6mm hole in the tile progressively using an 8mm then 10mm and finally 12mm drill bit. Take care doing this as it’s easy to crack the tile - let the drill bit do the work without putting too much pressure on the drill. Doing this with masonry bits as opposed to diamond tile drill bits saves money as the larger diameter tile bits are very expensive! Once the hole in the tile was at 12mm, I progressively used an 8mm, 10mm and finally the 12mm masonry bit to get the hole in the concrete to the right size whilst keeping the centreline accurately placed. The supplied metal steel inserts can then be tapped into the holes using a hammer. Sounds labour intensive and yes it does take a bit of time but patience is the key to a good strong job here, so persevere. All in all a good item in my opinion.

Très bonne qualité. Livraison rapide et simple à installer. Je recommande fortement

I installed two of these on an old house. The install went well. The rails look great and they have held up very well. They have survived two midwest winters and they are still very secure.

Very sturdy and easy to assemble and install for average dyi Dad. Excellent support ascending and descending on external stairs for ageing partner. Supplied masonry drill bit struggled a bit on stone tiles. I note the nice shiny screws are showing rust after only a few weeks.

agréablement surpris par la qualité pour le prix tout est fourni pour la pose

The product showed up in three days. it seems heavy duty and it fits any slope which is great. i was prepared to spend $1,000.00 on something custom to make it look right and this does the job and looks great. It was pretty straight forward on how to assemble which was good because the instructions were very minimal. The only issue I had was the SDS bit they sent was not compatible with anything i had ever seen before it must have been a Chinese or European style bit. it was square and wouldn't fit in the chuck of my battery drill and it wasn't an SDS plus or max chuck! I made it work but it wasn't pretty.