Bar Armrail Bracket Brass for 1.5" O.D. Tubing (00-450/1H)
Our architectural hardware provides a unique breadth of decorative hardware brackets for mounting metal railings in all kinds of settings. And, like the handrail, footrail, stair railing, and or other railing, brackets may be available in a variety of finishes in addition to the traditional brass fittings, including stainless steel, and more. All brackets are suppled with necessary hardware for proper installation.
Note: Fittings are supplied with self-drilling, self-tapping hardware. Mount brackets to stud in wall. Maximum spacing between brackets is 4 feet. Consult local codes for rail height and other requirements.
Material:
- Polished Brass
Dimensions:
- CP: 6"
Estimated Lead time: 3-5 business days before shipment.
The Arm Rail Bracket carries a 1.5" OD upper rail along the top edge of the bar, where guests rest a forearm while ordering or leaning in. Cast in polished brass for a warm, traditional bar, it pairs with a footrail bracket handling the lower rail at foot height to complete the pair.
Description
Give the people at your bar a rail to lean on. This arm rail bracket mounts the upper rail that runs along the top edge of a bar counter, at forearm height, so patrons have a comfortable place to rest while they wait for a drink or talk. It carries 1.5" OD tubing and holds the tube solidly to the bar structure. The arm rail is the upper rail; a separate footrail bracket runs the lower rail down at foot height, and most full bars use both. The finish is polished brass, a classic look for a home bar, a basement pub, or a restaurant bar counter with warm, traditional styling. Because the arm rail carries lighter leaning loads than a footrail, the bracket is sized for the job, and it pairs with the matching footrail brackets in the same 1.5" line so the whole bar goes together from one family of parts.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
