Boat Handrails, Grab Rails & Grab Bars

High-Quality Marine Handrails and Grab Rails from Fisheries Supply

Boat safety is paramount, especially when navigating through rough waters. Fisheries Supply offers an extensive selection of marine handrails, including stainless steel grab rails for boats, which are essential for ensuring safe and secure movement onboard. Our range of boat grab rails includes options made from durable materials like stainless steel, teak, and nylon, catering to various aesthetic and functional needs.

Here’s a breakdown of our offerings:

• Stainless Steel Grab Rails for Boats: Ideal for those looking for durability and corrosion resistance.
• Teak Boat Hand Rails: Adds a classic touch to your boat while providing reliable support.
• Nylon Boat Grab Handles: A cost-effective option that doesn’t compromise on safety.

Why Choose Fisheries Supply?

At Fisheries Supply, we not only provide a wide range of boat railing options but also ensure that each product meets the highest standards of quality and safety. Our representatives are always ready to assist you in finding the perfect hand rail or grab rail specific to your needs.

Here are a few reasons to choose us for your marine safety requirements:

• Trusted Brands: We source our products from well-respected manufacturers in the marine industry.
• Variety of Materials: Whether you prefer the modern appeal of stainless steel or the traditional look of teak, we have something for everyone.
• Expert Advice: Our knowledgeable representatives can help guide you through our delection to find exactly what you need.

When buying boat handrails, you can consider things like:
Diameter: Handholds and boat grab bars made of piping or tubing should have a diameter between 0.75 and 1.5 inches, and nonround holds should have a circumference between 2.35 inches and 4.7 inches.
Installation: Handholds should be installed at a 45 or 90 degree angle to the boat structure or deck.
Structural integrity: The strongest grab rails are those that are installed using a backing plate and through bolts.

Whether installing a grab bar for a boat to enhance stability, opting for marine grab bars built to withstand rough sea conditions, or looking for a jon boat grab bar for smaller vessels, these fixtures ensure secure holding in any weather.

FAQs

What is the difference between a grab rail and a handrail on a boat?
Grab rails are shorter and meant for quick, temporary holds, while handrails are longer and provide continuous support along walkways or stairs.

What are the best materials for boat handrails?
Boat handrails are commonly made from stainless steel, teak, nylon, and aluminum, chosen for their durability and corrosion resistance in marine environments.

Teak handrails vs. stainless handrails - which is best?
Both are popular. Teak offers a classic look and good grip, while stainless steel is known for its modern appearance, strength, and corrosion resistance. The "best" depends on your preference and boat style.