🪵 Whitecap Teak Handrail, One-Loop - 13" Length Review

Oh my god! DID NOT UNDERSTAND IT DOESN'T COME WITHOUT HARDWARE OR HOLES. WARRANTY ONLY. CAN GO BACK IF I CANNOT FIND ONE WHO IS WELL MYSELF.

was added to the boat. The wood is of good quality and well shaped. You need to drill your own screw holes. Requires some (minimal) crafting skills you have if you own a boat. No questions.

I used two of these as handles to get out of a sailboat cabin. My girlfriend is on it with almost all of her weight and they are holding. I won't go into detail about what the weight is.

Perfect. Of course I had to drill my own holes in the handrail. That is a good thing! Because I usually put them in awkward positions, drilling is never normal for them.

Over the years we have installed them on boats and for use as handrails in various locations. ALL came with pre-drilled mounting holes and plugs to plug the holes after installation. These have nothing. Ridiculous.

Good quality, good grain, the size is as advertised. I knew I had to drill holes, but now of course I'd like a drill press. Holes must be properly placed, drilled straight, countersunk, screws must be long so you can trust them to hold the weight. I did fine without abs, but if you're unfamiliar with an exercise, you can ask a friend about it. The wood I have is pretty dark out of the box. The oil is rather dark and unfortunately does not go well with my interior. In my opinion much darker than