Easing refers to the curved portion of a fitting that allows for smooth transitions in the handrail direction. Easing fittings are designed to connect different sections of a handrail, particularly when the direction changes. This component is important for ensuring a continuous and safe handhold throughout the staircase.
Key Benefits:
- Continuous Handhold: Provides a smooth and uninterrupted handrail continuity, crucial for the safety of users.
- Increased Safety: Reduces the likelihood of accidents by ensuring a stable grip throughout the staircase.
- Improved Design: Improves the overall look of the staircase with elegantly curved handrail transitions.
Applications:
- Commonly used in home staircases.
- Employed in offices, hotels, and other public buildings.
- Utilized in schools, libraries, and other public facilities.
What is staircase easing?
Staircase easing is a curved portion of a fitting that allows for smooth transitions in handrail direction, ensuring a continuous and safe handhold throughout the staircase.
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OSHA Compliance for Easing
While OSHA does not specifically regulate decorative elements like easing, all handrail components must be securely installed to avoid creating hazards.
