1. Fascia Stair Post (mount on stringer) 1- FBLE2 Fascia Line/End Bracket 1- SP Stair Post 1- SB Swivel Bracket 2. Fascia End Post (top of stairs) 1- FBLE2 Fascia Line/End Bracket 1- EP End Post 1- SB Swivel Bracket...
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How to mount new fascia bracket 1. Fascia Stair Post (mount on stringer) 1- FBLE2 Fascia Line/End Bracket 1- SP Stair Post 1- SB Swivel Bracket 2. Fascia End Post (top of stairs) 1- FBLE2 Fascia Line/End Bracket 1- EP...
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How to install a swivel bracket: stair railing kits and custom angle posts Note: If using stair line post, refer to those instructions first. 1. Loosely mount the posts at the desired locations on stair treads. 2. To determine the...
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How to install your top rail sleeve 1. If the distance of your top rail is greater than 10’, use the top rail sleeve to extend the top rail length. 2. Never install more than one top rail sleeve between...
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Pipe Handrail Installation Measure from the nose of the top step diagonally to the bottom landing as shown. This measurement is the amount of pipe needed for a straight run of the handrail. Cut handrail to length. If...
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Not for 10mm or 1/2” glass. See separate instructions. Make sure the rubber blocks, included in the TBRG package, have been installed into the bottom rail as per the TBR installation instructions. Glass Height: 37 5/16” for 42” high rail...
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GLASS RAILING POST CONNECTION TO CONCRETE SURFACE Residential installation only. Commercial applications may differ. Always check with local building codes prior to purchasing and installing this product....
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PIPE HANDRAIL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Measure from the nose of the top step diagonally to the bottom landing as shown. This measurement is the amount of pipe needed for a straight run of handrail. Cut handrail to...
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GLASS AND PICKET RAILING INSTALLATION Cutting Top Rail (glass & picket) With the posts standing on the deck, measure the distance between the posts (for accuracy, take measurement between both posts at the bottom), subtract 5/8” from total measurement, and cut...
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