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The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N830-118 is a heavy duty handrail bracket finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed to secure wooden handrails to walls, studs, or other structurally sound surfaces. The bracket body is constructed from zinc die-cast material with a steel strap, delivering a safe working load of 250 pounds. The adjustable strap design accommodates any stairway angle, making this bracket suitable for straight or angled rail installations. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters install this hardware as part of code-compliant stair systems in both new construction and renovation work.
This bracket is used in residential and light commercial stair installations where a durable, angle-adjustable handrail mounting solution is required. It mounts to wall studs or other structurally sound surfaces and is appropriate for interior stair applications. Brackets must be spaced no more than 48 inches apart along the handrail run. The oil rubbed bronze finish suits transitional and traditional interior design schemes commonly specified in residential builds and remodels. This SKU ships in a package quantity of 30 units, making it practical for contractors working on multi-unit or multi-stair projects.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard installation bracket for wooden handrails secured to wall studs or other structurally sound surfaces in residential and light commercial stair applications.
Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or licensed contractor as part of a stair railing system. Always fasten the bracket to a wall stud or equivalent structurally sound substrate — drywall anchors alone are not an adequate mount for a load-rated handrail bracket. Space brackets no more than 48 inches apart along the full length of the handrail run. Consult applicable building codes, including the International Residential Code, for stair handrail height and continuity requirements before installation.
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