National Mfg N830-117 Heavy Duty Handrail Bracket Satin Nickel

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N830-117 is a heavy duty handrail bracket in a satin nickel finish, designed to secure wooden handrails to a wall, stud, or other structurally sound surface. Built with a zinc die-cast body and a steel strap, it is engineered for durability in stairway applications. The adjustable strap accommodates any stairway angle, eliminating the need for multiple bracket styles on varied pitch installations. With a safe working load of 250 pounds, this bracket meets the demands of residential stair systems where code-compliant, secure handrail mounting is required. Installation professionals and general contractors are the primary installers.

This bracket is suited for residential and light commercial stairway handrail installations where a wall-mounted wooden handrail must be anchored at consistent intervals. The adjustable strap design makes it compatible with a range of stairway angles without modification. Brackets must be spaced no more than 48 inches apart along the handrail run. The satin nickel finish coordinates with standard residential hardware finishes. This item is sold in bulk packaging with a package quantity of 30 units.

Key Features

• Zinc die-cast body with steel strap for structural rigidity
• Adjustable strap fits any stairway angle without additional hardware
• Safe working load of 250 pounds
• Maximum bracket spacing of 48 inches per installation requirements
• Satin nickel finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic consistency
• Bulk pack of 30 units for contractor and project use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation bracket for wooden handrail systems mounted to wall studs or other structurally sound surfaces in residential and light commercial stairway applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified carpenter or general contractor following applicable building codes, including IRC stairway handrail requirements. Power down any adjacent low-voltage systems and clear the work area before drilling into walls or studs. Brackets must be anchored to a stud or structurally sound surface — drywall anchors alone are not a substitute for solid backing. Do not exceed the 48-inch maximum spacing between brackets along the handrail run.