Installing a handrail on an uneven basement wall that has a ledge can pose unique challenges. Promenaid can help you achieve a safe and seamless solution that is simple to install.
Two Solutions to Choose From: Spacers or Joggles
To ensure a continuous handrail, Promenaid offers two effective methods: spacers or a joggle.
Spacers
Wall adapters are used to bridge gaps between the wall and the handrail, ensuring a secure and aesthetically pleasing installation.
Joggle
A joggle involves connecting a series of Promenaid bends to match the uneven surface of the basement half wall.
Choosing the Right Basement Handrail Solution
Choosing between wall spacers and a joggle is a matter of personal preference. Both options satisfy the requirements for ADA compliance.
Promenaid wall spacers add ½” of clearance from the wall each and can be stacked.
For a joggle, select from Promenaid’s range of bends that are specifically designed to navigate corners. The guide below displays our most common bend combinations for joggles:
Install a Custom Basement Handrail
Promenaid offers versatile solutions for installing handrails on uneven basement walls with stair ledges. Whether using spacers or a joggle, our products and guides empower a wide range of installers to create safe and stylish handrail installations that complement any basement environment.
If you have questions about your project, please do not hesitate to contact us.
