Proportion, perfected. Truss stainless steel handrails capture 50% of the 1.25″ square tube’s front face—balanced geometry that satisfies without provoking. Brushed or mirror finish. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant architecture.
The Truss elevator handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture approximately 50% of the front face—the balanced middle option between Grip’s full enclosure and Press’s minimal contact. This versatile elevator handrail suits elevator interiors requiring geometric presence without visual heaviness. Available in stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, and powder coated steel with brushed, mirror, oil rubbed bronze, and custom powder coat finish options. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant.
| Rail Profile | Square tube construction |
|---|---|
| Standoff | Rectangular partial-capture; approximately 50% of front face; machined from solid bar |
| Applications | Elevator Handrail only |
| Compliance | ADA & ASME 17.1 compliant |
| Special Features | Middle option between Grip (full capture) and Press (minimal capture) elevator handrails; balanced proportion; geometric presence without visual heaviness; versatile aesthetic |
Specification sheets, CSI format documents, and maintenance guides are available for download. Contact us for project-specific submittals and custom engineering documentation.
| Available Sizes | 1.25″ square only |
|---|---|
| Available Metals | Stainless Steel, Brass, Bronze, Copper, & Powder Coated Steel |
| Available Finishes | #4 Brushed Satin, #8 Mirror Polish, Oil Rubbed Bronze (Brass only — Light, Medium, Dark, & Extra Dark), & Custom RAL or Pantone colors (Powder Coat only) |
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
Truss Elevator Handrails:
Balance, engineered. The Truss handrail positions its 1.25″ square tube within standoffs that capture exactly half the front face—neither fully enclosed nor fully exposed. Stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, or powder coated steel calibrated for those who find extremes unconvincing.
The Middle Path, Perfected:
Between Grip’s complete enclosure and Press’s near-absence lies Truss—50% front capture creating architectural rhythm without visual heaviness. The square geometry reads as bold; the partial standoff reads as considered. ADA and ASME 17.1 compliant proportion that splits no differences, only finds the right one.
For Clients Who Measure Twice:
Hundreds of standard options enable immediate specification. Custom RAL and Pantone matching extends the palette to precise brand requirements. Either approach benefits from Truss’s calibrated proportion—the standoffs substantial enough to register as intentional, restrained enough to let the color lead.
