Customer Reviews for Fiberon ArmorGuard White Stainless Steel Angle Rail Hardware Kit

One of the screws head snapped off during installation. We will have to live with one screw holding that “hard”ware in place.

The angled brackets are way too expensive

Worked well but certain angles had to use just screws alone

Did the job, but very expensive.

Horrible design when dealing with angles. Just so many headaches and inconsistencies with almost every aspect of connecting straight angle and stairs.

Impossible to get a nice finish cut while using the deluxe railing. I'd pick a different brand if you have any angles.

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The price is way to expensive

Only a “good” because of the price of this product. $40+ for four brackets, 20 screws and a drill bit seems a little excessive. Worked very well though.

Directions were clear and diagrams were easy to follow. All the parts were packaged and ready to use.

Worked well with our angled corners

Excellent product---looks great after installation--very easy to work with. Difficult to make a horizontal and vertical change in direction simultaneously (other than a 90 degree break), if I make my point clearly. .

I needed the steel angle rail hardware kit to finish my deck projected. It took to long to get the brackets. (6 weeks)? Out side of that the brackets worked ok. It's not a reel clean system

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Good for 45 degree sections.

They worked as expected. I received them in a timely manner and they worked just fine.

Great brackets, but they're an 1/8" taller than the regular brackets that come with the railings. If you're installing the rest of your regular brackets pegged down onto the post skirt base, you'll need to grind an 1/8" off your bottom rail bracket to keep all your rails the same height

Screws are cheap and strip or break easily

Worked perfectly, looks good and seems very sturdy but seems very expensive.

Worked perfect for the angled sections of my deck.

product allows for angle connection for the railing. I think Fiberon could have made a product that it easier to attach with less cutting to fit properly.

Definitely the solution for angles. However, they were incredibly expensive. I wasn't happy paying $10 per bracket.

Essential piece in order to make angles on deck railings for Fiberon posts.