Designed for strength and style, this modular bracket securely mounts handrails to glass panels without compromising the open, airy look of your space. Made from premium metals, it integrates seamlessly into a variety of handrail setups, making it ideal for both residential and commercial applications.

The modular design allows for easy customization, ensuring compatibility with different handrail configurations. Installation is straightforward—secure the bracket to the glass using the included hardware, then attach your handrail for a polished, professional finish.

Features
• Made from premium metals
• Available in different sizes and finishes
• Includes all necessary mounting hardware
• Easy to install for secure handrail support
• Modular design for adaptable configurations
• Designed specifically for glass panel mounting

Installation Tips

1. Detach the back plate from the front plate and position them on opposite sides of the glass. Secure the assembly using the provided 5/16-12 x 1-1/2" screw.
2. Insert the tubing into the bracket and secure it firmly using the self-drilling screws.
3. Position the brackets at each end of the metal tubing, ensuring they are spaced no more than four feet apart.

For 38.1mm (1.5") OD

• Width: 76.2mm (3")
• Back Plate Diameter: 76.2mm (3")
• Diameter: 38.1mm (1.5") OD Tubing
Tech Specs 38mm(1.5")

For 50.8mm (2") OD

• Width: 76.2mm (3")
• Back Plate Diameter: 76.2mm (3")
• Diameter: 50.8mm (2") OD Tubing

Tech Specs 51mm( 2")

Includes

• 1pc – 7.94mm-18 x 38.1mm (5/16-18 x 1-1/2") PFH hanger bolt (long screw)
• 2pcs – #8 x 15.88mm (5/8") PFH Self-Drilling Set Screw

Care & Maintenance

The care required for your handrails will depend on the chosen finish. Over time, you may notice typical wear such as scuffs, scratches, or dirt. To keep your foot rail looking its best, follow our Cleaning & Maintenance Guide, which provides detailed instructions for cleaning and maintaining all finishes.

Please note: Our tubing and components, like brackets and endcaps, might have slight color differences when they arrive. This is completely normal and will even out naturally over time as the brass develops a beautiful patina—a natural process that happens with exposure to air and moisture.