galvanized flat steel handrail
SKU: 115036
The galvanized steel handrail is constructed from 40x15 flat steel. Depending on the length, the handrail has 2 or 3 holder and can be supplied with a colored powder coating if desired.
- Category:
- Custom work
- Manufacturers:
- rapa GmbH
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Description
Galvanized outdoor handrail made of flat steel
This custom-made handrail made of square flat steel is ideal for outdoor use thanks to its robust zinc plating. The handrail is made on the basis of your dimensions and then professionally galvanized. In this process, the inner and outer handrail is completely covered with zinc, thereby shielding it against environmental influences over many decades and protecting it from corrosion.
Thanks to our configurator, the handrail is a children's game. Simply choose a desired color, enter length and place it in the shopping cart. Our online shop shows them at any time, the corresponding price. With us you can buy your customised handrail online and very simple, without hidden costs.
Customised for perfect fit
Handrails with individual lengths are often required in the outdoor area. Be it in the garden for the cellar staircase or for the outside staircase at the entrance door, thanks to our custom made, they get the optimal fit for your application.
The handrail is equipped with up to 3 firmly welded holders which offer a clear wall spacing of about 55mm. In addition, the handrail carriers have a mounting plate with a diameter of 70mm. In this 6mm thick plate there are two 8mm holes, which are about 50mm away from each other.
With a length of up to 2000mm, two handrail holders 125mm are placed by the handrails. With a larger length up to 2500mm, a further holder is installed in the middle.
Long-life corrosion protection due to fire galvanization
After we have built your handrail in loving handwork, we let it be galvanized by a specialist company. The handrail is completely immersed in liquid zinc, whereby a particularly robust protective layer is deposited on the material surface. This zinc layer reliably protects the steel against corrosion, so they do not have to worry about rust. This protection is also preserved in the event of minor damage, since the galvanization of fire has "self-healing" properties.
Another advantage of galvanizing: She's very easy to care. In contrast to stainless steel pipes, the galvanized handrails do not need regular cleaning to maintain corrosion protection because they are less susceptible to flying grates and similar corrosion.
Easy mounting thanks to stable design
Due to the tightly welded handrails, our handrails are particularly easy to install. Mounting to second can be completed in a few minutes and can also be carried out by people with hardly any experience. Simply hold the handrail to the wall at a height of about 900mm and make sure that this right is, depending on the application, or the course of the stairs follows. Now mark the holes of the support plates on the wall and place drilled dowels at these points. Then you can also screw the handrail with the wall.
Selection of different finishes
For this stair handrail we offer you an assortment of different colored powder coatings. Whether black, anthracite, gray or even without colored coating, the choice is with you. In any case, the handrail is suitable for the outside, since the optional powder coating, in this case is only cosmetic.
Short and crunchy combined
Here again all product properties bundled in compact form for you.
- Length: 500mm to 2500mm
- Flat steel: 40x15mm
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Holder positions: 125mm from the ends
(Handrails longer than 2m get a third carrier in the middle) -
light wall distance: 55mm
(means the free space between handrail and wall) -
Holder height: 72mm
(perpendicular distance from lower edge of the handrail to the middle of the round) - Ronden diameter: 70mm
- Round thickness: 6mm
- Hole diameter 8mm
- Hole distance: 50mm
- Color: selectable
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Corrosion protection: Fire galvanisation
(As a rule, corrosion protection by fire galvanization lasts far over 50 years)
Scope
A handrail with welded brackets made of construction steel. It is made of flat iron and then galvanized.
Technical features
- Special features
- Production according to customer size
- Material
- Steel
- Material
- S235JR
- Length mm
- up to 2500mm
- Rust protection
- Galvanizing
FAQ
Why is the handrail more expensive than a stainless steel handrail?
Unfortunately, the misalignment remains stubborn, that galvanized steel is always cheaper than stainless steel. For larger constructions, this assumption may also often be true, especially when these are constructed from work-side galvanized profiles, but this is not the case especially with smaller, welding-intensive products. This is due to the fact that these first are made of uncoated steel and are only then galvanized. Most metal producers are dependent on special specialist companies and cannot carry out the post-processing internally. Very different in stainless steel. This can be easily and quickly completed in own operation, accentuate, pollate or otherwise, so that costs due to partner companies and logistical additional costs are eliminated.
Galvanized steel vs. Stainless steel - What is better?
Unfortunately, there is no flat-rate answer to this question, since the two materials have different advantages and disadvantages, which are more or less important depending on the application. Thus, in handrails it is strongly dependent on where they are attached. If you are looking for a handrail for a highly frequented area, which should look particularly high quality and can be regularly maintained, we recommend a stainless steel handrail. This would be the case, for example, with a handrail for the input region or with a handrail for the main staircase. At cellar stairs in the garden it looks different. These are rarely used, especially in winter, and are often exposed to extreme weather conditions. In addition, these areas are often also less well maintained, so that a galvanized handrail is offered at this point. These are less maintenance intensive and their corrosion protection is not dependent on regular cleaning.
What is corrosion protection?
To answer this question, we must first clarify what corrosion is at all. Corrosion is the decomposition of metal which is formed by the reaction with oxygen. In steel, this process is called "rosten" by hand. The corrosion protection thus causes the material to no longer react with the ambient oxygen and thus prevents the grate of the steel.
Why max 2.5m length?
Especially for this article this has several reasons. On the one hand, the high weight of about 5kg/m, which makes the shipping of lengths over 2.5m extremely expensive and thus unprofitable. On the other hand, for logistical reasons, we can only coat lengths up to 2.5m.
Where does the long delivery time come from?
The long delivery time is due to the galvanization of an external specialist company. Delivery times of several weeks are quite common in the coating industry. This has various logistic reasons that we unfortunately have no influence on. Thus we are forced to take over the delivery times for coating.
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Product safety & manufacturer info
Manufacturer information:
rapa GmbH
Duisburger Str. 71
Emmerich am Rhein, 46446
Deutschland
gpsr@schmiedekult.de
https://www.schmiedekult.de/
Information on product safety:
Warning notices:
- Use suitable mounting material! Please ensure that you use suitable mounting material for your surface. If you are unsure which dowel or screw you need for your wall, please seek advice from a specialist dealer. If the handrail is not mounted correctly, it may fail in an emergency!
Installation instructions:
We recommend that the handrail is only installed by three people, as it can be very heavy depending on its length and is almost impossible to install alone. The following instructions describe assembly by three people and can also be carried out by inexperienced people. Please read the instructions carefully and in full before starting assembly.
Tool list:
In addition to suitable screws and plugs, you will need the following tools to install the handrail:
- Ruler (folding rule) or tape measure
- Pencil
- Drill
- Drill (suitable for the substrate and the selected dowel)
- Screwdriver (suitable for the selected screw)
Step by step explanation:
As soon as you have the above-mentioned tools and enough screws and dowels to hand, you can start installing the handrail. Simply follow the steps below and the job will be done in no time.
- Find an installation height that is comfortable for you or check the applicable building regulations for any specifications. To find a comfortable height, the two other people can hold the handrail at different heights against a wall. Once you have found a height that meets your visual and ergonomic requirements, measure and make a note of the vertical distance from the floor to the underside of the flat steel. We normally recommend a height of 900 mm and will describe the following steps using this measurement. If you have found a different measurement for yourself, please use your own measurement instead.
- Have two other people hold the handrail against the wall to which it is to be attached.
- Align both ends of the handrail with the floor and measure the distance between the floor and the underside of the flat steel. Move the handrail ends in height until the vertical distance is 900 mm. When installing along a staircase, please measure vertically from the front edge of the steps to the underside of the flat steel.
- Next, transfer the holes of all anchor plates to the wall. To do this, simply run your pencil along the inside of the holes so that you draw corresponding circles on your wall.
- At this point, the other people can put the handrail to one side.
- Now drill holes in the wall in the middle of all the markings. Make sure that the drill bit is always aligned at right angles to the wall surface and follow any instructions provided by the wall plug manufacturer. It is quite common for the manufacturer of the fixing material to specify certain diameters and drill hole depths. These specifications must be adhered to!
- If required by the plug manufacturer, clean the drill holes according to the specifications.
- Then insert the dowels into all the drill holes and again ensure that all the manufacturer's instructions are followed.
- Now have the other person hold the handrail against the wall so that the holes in the handrail supports match the dowels in the wall.
- Now screw the screws through the holes in the handrail supports into the wall plugs. Do not tighten the screws yet, however, as this will give you a little leeway for the subsequent screws.
- Once you have screwed in all the screws, you can tighten them according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- The handrail is now attached to the wall and the two other people no longer need to hold it in place.