Stairway Handrails from Fastclamp

Fastclamp handrails can be used to complete many installations and one of the most common are stairway handrails. With the right pipe and Fastclamp handrail, the result is excellent, long-lasting and safe. When installing stairway handrails it is important to abide by the simple rules required under British and European Standards that cover all types of handrail installations. Here at ValvesTubesFittings.com, we offer the complete range of Fastclamp products and galvanised tube BS EN 10255:2004 to complete the job. Stairway handrails come in many different shapes and sizes including fire escapes, public walkways, private commercial projects and disabled access to the home. The first attached YouTube video highlights the simplicity of completing stairway handrails installation, all that is required is a competent individual to complete the installation and the correct load-bearing figures which can be found in the Fastclamp Guide. Please click to watch the first instalment of Fastclamp videos below or contact us.

Stairway Handrails Sloped Rail from Fastclamp

For gentler sloped stairway handrails and slopes, other Fastclamp fittings and associated pipework can be used to complete the work required. Stairway handrails in parks and gardens can add a rustic industrial look to their surroundings and can also be used to place advertising panels across the spaces between. This works particularly well when the public is being informed of their surroundings; plant and insect life can be illustrated in many ways and just clipped to the stairway handrails. This is only to be placed in safe areas following health and safety guidelines and wooden, Perspex or plastic signage can be connected to the Fastclamp product. For more information on Fastclamp stairway handrails please contact our sales team who will gladly work with customers and individuals to produce the finished product they are looking for. Lastly, the next video from our YouTube channel clearly explains how easy slopes and stairway handrails can be put together.

Disclaimer: Information correct at the time of publishing (June 2016) but is subject to change. E&OE.