Pool Rail for inground Pools(54x32), 304SS Swimming Pool handrail w/Cover

We finally got too old to hop in and out of the pool without a handrail, so this was necessary. The blue wrap around it didn't work because it slid down right away. I did not want to keep working with it, so we don't use it, but it's fine without it. Easy to install and it doesn't leave water stains. We dreaded having a handrail because we have a "free form" pool and thought it would be so ugly, but to our surprise it actually looks great. Very sturdy and good quality.

This rail is very well made and very sturdy. I wish we had installed it years ago. The cover is attached with Velcro and can be easily put on or removed.Great rail!

Perfectas described

Well constructed and sturdy. Husband us a recent amputee and needed assistance getting in and out of the pool. This was just the ticket. It only took a half an hour or so for he and a friend to drill into the cool deck and secure the rail into the cement.

Very nice handrail, holding up well in all kinds of weather. The only problem is. that the neoprene wrap slides on it.It doesn't fit tight!! And the mountain bolts are inadequate, planning buying your own!!

The mounting bolts are a POS more like tin then stainless steel. Super hard to mount into the pool deck. The stainless steel handrail was not polished uniformly. Blue wrap is about 3 sizes to big slides up and down easily. Really needed a cover being in Arizona where it gets 110 degrees. Would have sent this back but by time you figure this out it’s too late. Don’t buy.

The hand railing is excellent, but the installation kit leaves a lot to be desired. It comes equipped with expansion bolts and a cement drillbit. But the drillbit broke before I could drill the first hole. I watched a couple of YouTube videos on using concrete expansion bolts like those that came with the kit and found that a hammer drill is recommended for drilling the holes. So I rented one at Home Depot and had no trouble. The railing really should come with instructions recommending that the purchaser use a hammer drill to make the holes.

Our pool was installed over 50 years ago before safety was a major concern... now we're in our 70's and 80's and climbing in and out of the pool is a bit more shaky. So this is perfect for us...and we've also noticed that since its installation, it's been used by everyone of every age...from grandkids to great grandkids... I didn't even know we needed it until I watched my husband stumble once...now, I'm so glad I realized how dangerous a fall would be.