Pool handrails are not required by law, but they are a common feature in many pools. While some people find them helpful, others find them to be a nuisance. If you are considering removing your pool handrails, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, check with your local pool regulations to see if there are any restrictions on removing handrails. Some jurisdictions require that pools have at least one set of handrails. Second, consider the impact removing handrails will have on your insurance policy. Many insurance companies will not
Most inground pools can have a handrail added if desired. Many people choose to add a handrail to their inground pool for safety reasons, especially if they have small children or elderly family members who use the pool. Handrails can also provide extra stability when getting in and out of the pool.
Most pools will have a hand rail installed around the perimeter. This is not only for safety reasons, but also to help swimmers get in and out of the pool. If you do not have a hand rail, you may want to consider installing one.
If your pool is more than four feet deep, you will need to have stairs installed in order to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA requires that all public pools have at least one means of entry and exit that is accessible to people with disabilities.
4.7/5
Features an innovative Ultra Protect Sealant to help prevent any surface rust
Anchors and escutcheon plates are sold separately
Constructed of rust-resistant and durable stainless steel
Dimensions - Length: 55 inches, Height: 36 inches
Rail is .049" thick and has a diameter of 1.9"
$234
My 80-year-old mother's hand rail worked beautifully; it required drilling holes in the existing concrete, but quick-setting water resistant concrete and a few shims completed the job in less than 20 minutes.
4.6/5
Sturdy stainless steel construction
Quickly mounts to deck with 4 easy bolts
48" long, 36" tall, Built in BASE PLATE
Mounts into concrete with a 1/2" hammer drill bit or into wood with a 1/4" bit
$234
In order to compare costs for building a handrail for my pool, I called two reputable pool businesses. Both provided estimates in the range of $850.00, stating that the handrails would cost about $350.00 and labor would cost $500.00 because installation would take one day and verification would take another day. I made the decision to search Amazon, found this fantastic hand-rail, and bought it. The FibroPro hand-rail was then installed by the man I hired to take care of our grass and perform "odd chores." It cost $350.00 in total. He fitted it flawlessly in an hour; a second visit was not necessary. This handrail is fantastic.
4/5
Perfect for Pools with Steps
Rail is Extends Parallel to Water
1.90-inch Outer Diameter Tubing with 0.049-inch Wall Thickness
Does Not Include Two Deck Anchors or Escutcheons (must purchase separately)
$234
This product, which I bought in September, is considerably discoloured. We have made every effort to get rid of them. The plating appears to be of very poor quality.Update: Following the publication of this review, a new railing was installed, and it appears to be of much higher quality. We did not have to haggle over the return because this company stands by their items. very content. You may occasionally receive anything that wasn't handled correctly.
4/5
For commercial or residential pools with in-ground spas, pool entry areas, swim-outs or in-wall ladder treads
A modern and attractive single 30" tall designer rail that easily replaces Figure 4 traditional pool rail
Designer Figure 4 Grab rail - Single (1.90" OD x .065" wall thickness)
Does not include anchors or escutcheons - must purchase separately
3 year warranty that includes rust, made in the USA
$234
attractive, reliable replacement for the pool rail. It has some minor rust spots that can be readily cleaned away after only a few months of use. Our pool is chlorinated. If I had known this, I might have spent more and purchased the salt pool-rated model. I didn't anticipate using it. Despite not being on a beach, we do live near a shore.
3.9/5
Proudly made by Marine Fiberglass Direct in the U.S.A.
High quality 6063-T5 Mill finish aluminum (Not Polished/Shiny)
36" Aluminum Handrail
Anchor pads will fit perfectly on a 2x4 on your dock or deck
You can use this around fresh water or salt water applications.
$234
I wanted a rail to hold onto, but the typical stair rail wouldn't fit in the small space around our pool cover. This is wonderful, but mounting it to the concrete required some rather significant adjustments from our contractor. To fit the proper sort of bolts to mount to the deck, he had to expand the holes. They perform admirably.
3.8/5
Sold individually, not in pairs.
Rail cover for pool handrails
Fits standard, 1.9-in diameter rails
Prevents slippery handrails. Reduces liability risk from falling
Rugged zipper keeps cover in place
Eliminates hot handrails. Soft, comfortable, and easy to hold
$234
The metal handrail is frequently too hot to touch because I live in the VERY HEAT desert Southwest, where this week's high temperatures are predicted to reach 110 degrees or more. I've tried a variety of handrail covers in the past, some of which lasted only one summer in our sweltering climate, but so far, this one outperforms all of the others. A single zipper that moved without catches or snags made installation simple. Since the interior is comprised of a substance that resembles rubber, it sticks to the rail and keeps the cover from slipping when you grab it. Even after hours in the sweltering heat, the cloth exterior does not become unbearably hot to the touch. The cover is lovely and is easily removable for hand washing, which will be useful during our monsoon dust storms. I might be able to use it for more than one season because it seems to be extremely nicely crafted.Update: Now that the season is through, the royal blue color has become gray, which is to be expected given our great heat and intense sunlight. Even so, the cover did a great job of holding up and serves the objective of keeping the handrail cool to the touch and giving wet hands more traction than the metal rail alone. I heartily endorse this item. Still, in my perspective, a 5-star.
3.7/5
Designer 3 bend deck to Deck return stair rail with flanges, escutcheons and hardware (50" Span) (1. 90 x . 065)
3 year that includes rust, made in the USA
Attractive and modern alternative flanged rail to a traditional 3 bend rail- includes escutcheons and hardware
Perfect for pools with Steps - spans 50" And is parallel to the water
$234
This stair rail is quite attractive and distinctive. It appears to be a work of sculpture. It is a great deal for $225 with free shipping. I didn't want to pay $800 to my pool builder to purchase and install a standard, everyday stair rail. I thus waited until I discovered the ideal star rail and had my son install it. You will require approximately 2 anchors. We did had to hire a drill for the pavers so that was about $65, and buy some copper for grounding it to the pool so that was maybe $3 (unless you are replacing an existing pool rail). $30 x 2 = $60. Despite everything, I still managed to save $400 by purchasing it myself and doing it with my son's assistance. As of now, it performs as anticipated and looks fantastic doing it!
No, stainless steel does not rust in pool water.
If you are using a salt water pool, you will need to take some extra steps to protect your metal. Salt water can cause metal to corrode and break down over time. There are a few things you can do to help protect your metal from salt water damage. First, you can apply a clear coat of paint or sealant to your metal. This will help to create a barrier between the salt water and the metal. You can also try using a corrosion-resistant metal such as stainless steel or aluminum. These metals are more resistant to salt water damage and will last longer
To clean pool handrails, you will need: -A bucket -A sponge or brush -Some soap -A hose -A towel -A ladder (if needed) 1. Fill your bucket with warm water and add some soap. 2. Dip your sponge or brush into the soapy water and start scrubbing the handrails. 3. Rinse the handrails with your hose. 4. Dry the handrails with a towel. 5. Repeat steps
Stainless steel is an alloy of iron, chromium, and other metals that is highly resistant to corrosion. However, salt water can still cause it to corrode over time. There are a few things you can do to protect your stainless steel from salt water damage: -Wash it regularly with fresh water and a mild soap. -Dry it thoroughly after each wash. -Apply a thin layer of oil to it, such as WD-40 or vegetable oil. -Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use.
There is no definitive answer to how high pool steps should be. It depends on a number of factors, including the depth of the pool, the height of the user, and the user's swimming ability. In general, however, pool steps should be high enough to allow the user to safely get in and out of the pool.
Steel is one of the most durable materials available, but it is not impervious to saltwater corrosion. The rate of corrosion is dependent on a number of factors, including the type of steel, the concentration of salt, and the water temperature. In general, however, steel will last for many years in saltwater before it begins to show signs of wear.
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