0-60-degree Universal Stair Bend, Antique Brass Finish, for Promenaid Handrail System Only

Thought I needed this to transition from the stair rail angle of 38 degrees to a flat section at the top landing. It could make the 38 degree bend but it also added a slight horizontal offset which ever way I tried to combine the different angled sections. In the end I used the "standard" Promenaid 32 degree fixed bend and cut 3 degree angles on the two tubes to make up the difference. This worked perfectly and the end result is a strong and attractive handrail with a smooth-looking transition between the sloped and level sections.

Great looks and function. Brackets attached well but we had an odd angle rot attachment.

Excellent products. Quality and service is top notch. Professionals.

nice handy item but hard to get past the price. also couldnt use because it turns wrong way. hope to return it.

Easy to keep clean and doesn't paint wear from constant touching. It has a rubber strip located underneath to insure grip. Easy to install if you're handy with tools. Attaches tightly to studs for a solid hold.

Does not adjust easily and can only actually make a few angles in line. Most angles result in a non-linear configuration where the one end will bend inwards or outwards. Strongly recommend you find an alternate solution. You may also want to see my review on the railing and brackets which I found to be fragile and made of very cheap components.

A common theme I kept reading is that people couldn't figure out how to configure this. I played with it and I agree that it's a pain but I was able to figure it out where I was able to make it work for me. I was able to adjust this easier once I connected both pieces together and had them attached to the wall. The thing that frustrated me. It's not reversible (or at least I couldn't figure it out) so my second section hand grip is backward. The funny thing, installing the entire hand bar only took me about 30 minutes. I played with universal corner bend in several different configurations for over an hour and finally left the curve part with the hand grip backward. To fix this issue, the universal corner bend connection to the bar should be universal. Overall I love how sturdy and professional the hand bar is at my home.

Two of these Universal Corner Bends allowed me to easily install Promenaid Handrail securely on uneven surface.

Great quality and easy installation. Modern , elegant look at a great value Solid and safe handrail

Worked well and looks good

I liked the pricing. I loved all the DYI info videos, they were very helpful. The cost was only about 50% more expensive than a very basic wood solution from big box (like HD or RONA). However, the cost is really worth it when it comes to strength and look. Also, I got five quotes to have pro's install a set of handrails, the Promenade system was half of the cost of the lowest bid. Because this winder stair has two different slopes having the flexible couple made connecting the two lengths easy. I am not even sure how I would have done this with a wood solution. I do have 2 complaints with the system as a whole. 1. is there are no videos on how to mount the handrail brackets to six mounts to studs with railing. Because the handrail brackets do not slide once set in place it means there is some gymnastics to installing into studded wall. Some tips on how to do this might have saved me 2-3 hours. 2. The handrail brackets are prone to wiggling. I have to remove several and resend the captive bits inside the rail. I think set screws would work better than the twitted pressure fitting that is currently required.

Works well turning corner on railing system if you are not quite aligned properly

GOOD PURCHASE, EASY TO INSTALL