60102 Teak Handrail - Whitecap - Double Loop Review

Good quality. Looks great. Drilling and screws are required, but these may vary depending on the installation, so it's probably best not to pre-drill.

I put them on stakes to get out of a boat 20 years ago. I just moved and bought two more for my new dock. Be careful when drilling holes and selecting screws.

The product worked well for the van side door entry/exit handle. I had to install a brace to hold the handrail but it's really nice and strong enough. Highly recommended. I like that I could drill holes where I needed them.

This grip was great. We put it in our fifth wheel to go up and down the steps to the bedroom. It would be more convenient to insert if the screw holes were drilled. Luckily my husband has a drill so that wasn't a problem for us. However, if you don't have a drill press, this can be problematic. We like the grip and you really get used to it. That's great, I gave it four stars instead of five because it didn't have three screw holes.

I'm only giving 5 stars because it's the only wooden handrail I've been able to find that after painting it fits my RV entrance exactly. The fact that it's solid teak, the right length, and looks great is a bonus. This makes it a great entry aid, the lack of mounting holes is a plus as you can drill your own where you need them. I managed to drill 2 holes from the inside of the cabinet but I had to drill a hole from the outside of the rail which I later plugged in with a wooden dowel which is…