Ives 059B716 Solid Brass Handrail Bracket Aged Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 059B716 is a solid brass handrail bracket finished in aged bronze, designed to mount handrails securely to walls in residential and commercial construction. Brass construction provides corrosion resistance and long-term dimensional stability in high-contact areas. The aged bronze finish gives the bracket a traditional architectural appearance that coordinates with period-style hardware schemes. Carpenters, finish contractors, and general contractors install this type of bracket during trim-out or renovation work. It ships as a single unit and measures 3 inches in length, 2 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, making it well suited for standard handrail profiles.

This bracket is applicable in stairwell handrail installations in both residential and light commercial settings. It is used wherever a wall-mounted handrail support is required, including interior staircases, hallways, and ramp handrail systems. The aged bronze finish is a recognized architectural finish that pairs with door hardware and other building accessories in coordinating bronze tones. Installation requires basic hand tools and appropriate fasteners for the wall substrate. One bracket is sold per unit, with a case quantity of 10 available for larger projects.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Aged bronze finish suits traditional and transitional architectural styles
• Compact profile: 3 inches long, 2 inches wide, 1 inch high
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold individually; case quantity of 10 available for project quantities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount replacement or new-install bracket for standard residential and light commercial handrail systems where a solid brass wall bracket with an aged bronze finish is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor during the trim phase of construction or renovation. Power down any adjacent low-voltage systems and clear the work area before drilling into the wall substrate. Use fasteners rated for the specific wall material, whether wood framing, masonry, or drywall anchors, to ensure the bracket meets applicable building code load requirements for handrail support. Do not overtighten fasteners, as brass fittings can deform under excessive torque.