Flush angle

A handrail transition is a structural and design element used to connect parts of a handrail. This transition allows for a smooth and seamless connection of the handrail, increasing the safety, aesthetics and functionality of the railing. It creates a visual and continuous transition between the two parts of the handrail, which contributes to the overall design of the handrail. It eliminates sharp edges and uneven surfaces, which minimizes the risk of injury when gripping the handle. It also allows easy installation, maintenance and use of the handrail, while ensuring a strong and stable handrail connection. The transition of the handle is adjustable (±90°), it can be used to connect two identical sections of the handle in one plane. As handrail transitions in corners or when changing the direction of the handrail, for example at 90° or 45° angles. They are also used in places where the handrail must follow a rise or fall, such as on a staircase. The connection of the handle and transition (knee) is simple, a glued joint is used to adhere the materials.