Plastic Handrails - Interior
(17 results)
Plastic Handrails | Standard-A827


Plastic Handrails | Designer Series-A828


Hand Rails InPro 800 Series-A720


Handrails InPro 900 Series-A721


Hand Rail InPro 1000 Series-A722


Handrail InPro 1200 Series-A723


CS Acrovyn® HRB-4C Handrails-A111


CS Acrovyn® HR-8C Handrails-A112


CS Acrovyn® HRB-10C Handrails-A113


CS Acrovyn® HRB-20 Handrails-A114


CS Acrovyn® HRB-35 Handrails-A115


Wall Guards | Designer Series-A826


Wall Guard with Aluminum Retainer-A825


Chair Rail -Vinyl Strips and Sheets-A829


Vinyl Wall Panels and Corner Guard Adhesive-A406


Grab Bars | Straight and Angled | Floor to Wall

Chair Rails | Clear Plastic Lexan-A824


Plastic Handrails - Interior Information
Wally and Floora Say:

Wally Says:
Hey Floora, did you know that plastic handrails aren't just a safety feature; they're a design opportunity for any stairwell, hallway, or access area. Our handrails are made from high-quality plastics, ensuring durability, ease of maintenance, and compliance with safety standards. When choosing the right handrails for your project, consider the following:
- Design: With options ranging from sleek, modern styles to more classic, curved designs, you can match any interior aesthetic. Available in a wide array of colors and patterns, these handrails can either stand out as a feature or blend seamlessly into your decor.
- Safety Features: All our handrails feature non-slip surfaces and are designed to withstand high traffic and harsh conditions, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
Buying Tip: Consider ADA-compliant handrails from our selection to ensure accessibility for all users while also enhancing the architectural elements of your space.

Floora Says:
Thank you Wally, installing plastic handrails is straightforward, but doing it right can add to both the safety and the aesthetics of your environment. Here’s your quick guide:
- Preparation: Measure the length of the area where the handrails will be installed. Don't forget to account for any corners or turns.
- Cutting to Size: While plastic is easier to cut than metal, it's important to use the right tools such as a fine-tooth saw to ensure clean cuts. Smooth out any rough edges with sandpaper.
- Color Coordination: Choose colors that complement your wall color or create a visual contrast for better visibility. Our handrails come in various shades, so you can opt for harmony or contrast based on your design preferences
Buying Tip: For a comprehensive approach to building safety and aesthetics, combine our plastic handrails with other essential components. Stair nosing can help to prevent slips and falls by providing a better grip on stair edges, while 3M safety-walk tape can be applied to various surfaces for added traction, ensuring a safer environment.