Pivoting brackets
You can attach Promenaid pivoting brackets to commercial-grade (heavy gauge) steel studs using the supplied screws. Attaching pivoting brackets to residential-grade steel studs is not recommended.
Sprocketlock brackets and bends
Use a 1/4″ toggle bolt to attach Sprocketlock brackets or bends to any type of steel stud. The bolt will be hidden by the final installation.
Pivoting brackets
You can use 1/4″ flat head ‘Tapcon’ masonry screws (or equivalent) to attach Promenaid pivoting brackets to brick or concrete. They must be of sufficient length and they must be installed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
For a more finished appearance, use the supplied dome-head screws with suitable anchors. We suggest lead anchors (also known as leadwood anchors) rated for #12 screws and at least 1-1/2″ long. Drill the hole for the anchor 2-1/2″ deep so that the screw may penetrate fully.
Sprocketlock brackets and bends
Use 1/4″ hex head ‘Tapcon’ masonry screws (or equivalent) to attach Promenaid Sprocketlock brackets or bends to brick or concrete. Alternatively, use 1/4″ wedge anchors or steel screws with lead anchors. Whichever fastener you use, it will be hidden in the final installation.
Please consult the How-to videos or download the Promenaid instructions for more information.
Do you need Channelgrip Connectors? Channelgrip Connectors are required wherever a bend or bend assembly connects to Channelgrip handrail
Do you need PipeConnectors? Pipe Connectors are required wherever a bend or T-bracket connects to Schedule 40 tubing