The tube has been tested to British Standards and is suitable for use as a handrail or barrier.

Use tube joiner where you need to join lengths of tube which do not coincide with a natural joint. Tubes can also be joined at intersections with Tee Pieces and 2 Socket Cross.

Use the Tee Piece where tubes meet the top rail and also the side rails at the end of a run.

Use the 90 degree elbow where you need to change directions at right angles.  For all other angles use the flexible elbow as shown below. Cost

Use side fittings where you are unable to bolt directly to a solid top surface but side fitting is available. The fittings have holes for anchor bolts.

Use the 2 socket cross where tubes cross each other at 90 degrees. See pictures below.

Use the base support for bolting down handrails to a solid top surface. 50mm diameter tube drops into the support base where it can then be bolted or riveted to it.

Use the flexible elbow where you need to change directions to any angle. This fitting is extremely versatile and is most useful on stairway handrails.

Use this angle piece for creating a circular eight sided handrail system. Perfect for large diameter circular tank handrail systems.

Use this angle piece for creating a circular twelve sided handrail system. Perfect for small diameter circular tank handrail systems.

Use this piece if you need to have an upright post in the corner of a handrail system.

Use this piece for joining a corner post to right 90 degree angled corner midrail tubes.