Ives 59A5 Handrail Bracket Antique Brass Aluminum

Product Description

The IVES 59A5 is an aluminum handrail bracket finished in antique brass, designed to support and secure handrails along stairways, ramps, and corridors in commercial and residential construction. This wall-mounted bracket provides a stable anchor point between the handrail and the mounting surface, maintaining code-compliant rail positioning. The antique brass finish gives it a traditional architectural appearance suited to interior applications where aesthetics matter alongside function. At 0.4 pounds, the bracket is lightweight without sacrificing structural integrity. Carpenters, general contractors, and finish trades typically install this hardware as part of a complete stair or corridor railing assembly.

The 59A5 is appropriate for interior handrail installations in residential homes, multifamily buildings, hotels, offices, and light commercial spaces. It mounts directly to wall studs or solid blocking and accepts standard handrail profiles. The antique brass finish coordinates with other architectural hardware in the IVES line, making it a practical choice when a unified finish appearance is required across door and stair hardware on the same project. Sold individually, with case quantities of 20 units available for larger projects.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction — corrosion-resistant and lightweight at 0.4 pounds per bracket
• Antique brass finish for traditional architectural interior applications
• Compact footprint: 3.5 inches long by 3.5 inches wide by 1.5 inches high
• Wall-mount design anchors handrail securely to studs or solid blocking
• Sold individually (EA); case quantity of 20 available for project-scale orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style handrail wall bracket for standard interior handrail installations in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter or finish contractor during the stair or railing phase of construction. Mount to solid wood blocking or directly into wall studs to ensure adequate load capacity — avoid mounting into drywall alone. Local building codes, including IBC and IRC handrail provisions, specify required rail height and projection clearances; verify compliance before final positioning. Secure all fasteners fully before loading the rail, and confirm the bracket is plumb and level to prevent rail deflection.