2X Stainless Steel Round Rail Support

Description

Last Updated on July 16, 2025 by Bijaya Thapa Magar

Stainless Steel Curved Flush Elbow Fitting 90 Degree Round Rail Support

TWO pieces of Brushed Stainless Steel round rail supports

Give your Brushed Stainless Steel round rail support a custom-made look without the custom-made cost.

Features of this Stainless Steel round rail support:

• Use to join a vertical post to a handrail or horizontal rail to a post
• Epoxy glue, weld or drill/tap tube for joining strength
• No home or commercial bar setup is the same. With this elbow fitting, you can turn your bar rail 90 degrees with ease to match the shape of your bar.
• The stainless-steel finish of this elbow fitting will exactly match you. Just slide a rail on either end, secure the tubing with matching, and enjoy the comfortable addition that seems custom-fit to match any L-shaped turns in your bar.
• It’s time to give your bar the finishing touch it deserves with a bar rail that matches its shape, from one bar edge to the other. Hardware like this round rail support elbow fitting makes it easy to install a bar footrest that perfectly fits your bar’s design.
• This bar foot rail bracket allows the rail to turn corners at a 90° angle
• Made of brushed stainless steel
• The easiest way to turn 90° corners
• Insert bar rail tubing into either side
• Tubing slides in easily and is held securely
• Elbow fitting slides into tubing for a curved flush look
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Available 50.8mm and 38.1mm
• 38.1mm comes into two arm sizes: 70mm and 80mm
• Satin finish

Frequently Asked Questions:

1- Can it be custom-made to my desire?

Yes, it can be modified to everyone’s needs. Please contact us for more details.

2- Who are grab rails recommended for?

Grab rails are recommended for the elderly, people with certain disabilities, bariatric patients and people with balance issues.

3- Where can grab rails be installed?

Grab rails can be installed anywhere around the house including on the side of a staircase, in the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom; beside the toilet, inside the shower and bath and anywhere else where someone with balance issues could use one.