A secondary handrail for mounting below a conventional handrail to enable smaller individuals, such as children, to use it while ascending or descending stairs. The secondary handrail includes a mounting bracket defined by a rigid bracket body, a rail attachment member, a plurality of fastener docks, and a spindle depression as well as a rail member, and extension sleeves. In operation, a plurality of mounting brackets are mounted sequentially under a conventional handrail through an attachment to the wall or a spindle, with a plurality rail members extending between each mounting bracket. In this regard, the mounting bracket provides for the mounting of the secondary handrail below the conventional staircase and fastening the secondary handrail to a wall or spindle and the rail member provides a mounted rail for assisting an individual in ascending or descending the stairs.

A wall mounting bracket for mounting an elongate mounting rail as a cantilever arm to a wall or other supporting surface is provided including a wall plate having mounting holes for mounting the bracket to a wall by means of male fasteners, and a socket for inserting the end portion of the mounting rail, including at least two flange profiles, which at their distal end have an embracing portion to interlock with the end portion of the mounting rail thereby inhibiting movement of an inserted end portion parallel to the wall plate. At least one of the embracing portions has a fixing hole for passing through a male fastener to fix the end portion of the mounting rail to inhibit retraction of the end portion from the socket. A supporting rim is provided to interlock with the outer or inner side of the end portion of the mounting rail.

This invention provides a handrail linkage assembly for tank-type container, provided between a top side frame and a gangway plate, characterized in that: the handrail linkage assembly comprises a connecting plate welded on the top side frame, a connecting shaft is welded on the connecting plate, the connecting shaft is provided longitudinally, the top outer side of the connecting shaft is covered with a shaft sleeve, a handrail linkage is welded on the shaft sleeve, a groove is provided in the circumferential direction at the position where the connecting shaft contacts the shaft sleeve, that is, the groove is provided on the outer circumferential surface of the connecting shaft, a hole is opened on the said shaft sleeve, and a limit pin is welded inside the hole, one end of the limit pin is inserted into the groove, and the other end is located outside the shaft sleeve. This invention can reduce the space occupied by the handrail assembly and has eliminated the cotter pin in the structure, solving the problem of the drawstring on the handrail possibly being hooked by the cotter pin.

A system includes an elongated tube, a foam sleeve, and a plurality of supports. The foam sleeve is configured to be positioned around the elongated tube. The plurality of supports are configured to be attached to the elongated tube. Each of the plurality of supports includes a respective flange configured to be mounted against a wall. The elongated tube may comprise a plurality of tubular sections joined end-to-end, each tubular section having a male connector at a first end and a female connector at a second end opposite the first end. The male connector of a first tube is configured to engage a female connector of a second tube.

A decorative bar, configured to be mounted on a surface (wall or floor) of a room or building, comprises (a) an elongate rod formed of natural stone and having a substantially constant cross-sectional shape from a first end to an opposite, second end and a longitudinal groove extending along one side, and (b) an elongate metal armature or brace having a portion thereof inserted in and substantially filling the longitudinal groove in the stone rod. The metal brace has a flange or bracket at each end configured to be attached to the surface (wall or floor) of a building to affix and retain the stone rod in a mounted relationship to this surface with its longitudinal groove on a side which is not readily visible to a casual observer.

A handrail apparatus and method for use with vehicles are disclosed. An apparatus in accordance with the teachings of this disclosure includes a first coupling plate to be coupled to a monument of a vehicle, a second coupling plate to be coupled to the monument of the vehicle. The apparatus includes a handrail coupled to the first coupling plate and a support coupled to the second coupling plate and the handrail. The handrail is movable between a stowed position and a deployed position.

A rapidly mounted, modular, universal handrail and grab bar system is disclosed having a plurality of one piece molded wall mounted supports; a plurality of fasteners securing the wall supports, wherein each support is initially rotationally adjustable about the fastener; at least one stock rail member forms the handrail member, wherein each rail member is received within wall support rail recesses, and wherein the central fastener extends perpendicular to the axis of the rail member; and at least one lateral fastening member to secure the rail member to the support. The rail members can include integrated accessories such as lighting units, glow in the dark elements, speakers, radio, scent releasing units, and liquid/powder dispensers.

An adjustable mounting system for selectively coupling an external device or arrangement to a physical structure includes a mounting track positioned along a longitudinal axis for coupling to the physical structure. The mounting track includes a number of rails extending a distance along the longitudinal axis for having the external device or arrangement adjustably coupled thereto at any location along the distance. The system further includes a number of decorative covers selectively coupled to the mounting track.

Handle devices are disclosed herein. Modular handle devices have a handle module, at least two connector modules, each individually coupled to respective handle ends via a respective coupler, at least two wall mounts, each extending from corresponding connector modules, and at least two couplers, each coupler spanning from respective ends of the handle module to corresponding connector modules. Fixed, non-modular handle devices are also disclosed herein. Methods for installing handle devices are also disclosed herein.

A handrail that includes a cover, a first endcap, a second endcap, a support member, and a lighting element is provided. The support member includes a longitudinal axis, first and second ends along the longitudinal axis, first and second lateral sides, and first and second longitudinal sides. The first lateral side of the support member is configured to be secured against a mounting surface. The first endcap is configured to mate with the first end of the support member and the second endcap is configured to mate with the second end of the support member. The cover is placed over the second lateral side of the support member and engages the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side of the support member. The lighting element is configured to couple to the support member in a lighting channel and emit light toward the mounting surface.