Don-jo 130619 Die Cast Handrail Bracket Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DON-JO 130619 is a die cast handrail bracket finished in satin nickel, designed to mount handrails securely to walls in residential and light commercial stairway applications. At 3.5 inches in length, 3.25 inches in width, and 1.5 inches in height, the bracket offers a compact footprint while providing solid, stable rail support. The satin nickel finish delivers a clean, low-sheen appearance that suits modern and transitional architectural hardware schemes. This bracket is installed by finish carpenters, door hardware specialists, and general contractors as part of code-compliant stair and ramp railing systems.

The 130619 suits wall-mounted handrail installations in hallways, stairwells, and ramp corridors where a durable, attractively finished bracket is required. It is sold individually, with a case quantity of 10 units, making it practical for both single-unit replacements and multi-unit installations on full stair runs or multi-floor projects. Its die cast construction provides consistent dimensional tolerances and repeatable fitment across multiple bracket positions on the same rail.

Key Features

• Die cast construction for consistent dimensions and durable wall-mount performance
• Satin nickel finish suits modern and transitional interior hardware applications
• Compact profile at 3.5 x 3.25 x 1.5 inches fits standard stud and masonry wall conditions
• Sold as individual unit; case quantity of 10 available for larger installations
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds, reducing fastener load on wall substrate

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation bracket for standard residential and light commercial wall-mounted handrail systems requiring a satin nickel finish bracket.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters or licensed contractors in accordance with applicable building codes, including IRC and IBC handrail fastening requirements. Power down any adjacent low-voltage lighting or powered components before working in the stair area. Fasten to wall studs or solid blocking for reliable load transfer — avoid anchoring solely into drywall. Confirm bracket spacing and rail height compliance with local code before final installation.