Adjustable grab railing

Abstract

An adjustable grab railing is mounted to a vertical structure next to the steps. The mounting surface can be flat or a corner. The grab railing includes mounting brackets, an upper rail, a lower rail connected to the upper rail, and an adjustment rail. The mount ends of the upper rail and adjustment rail are selectively, pivotably mounted to mount tabs. A first locking fastener selectively secures each connection. The outer end of the adjustment rail telescopes with respect to the lower rail. A second locking fastener selectively locks the position of the adjustment rail with respect to the lower rail allowing the upper and lower railings to be locked at different angles with respect to the steps and the vertical mounting structure. The lower rail can pivot to be mounted to a horizontal surface.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.