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Combination brackets are our most popular style of bar rail bracket because of their classic look and ease of installation. The weight on the bracket is distributed between the bar-mounted and floor supports to fully support your bar rail.

This matte black combination bracket is made from stainless steel with a powder coated finish, and will precisely match your Matte Black two-inch outside diameter bar rail tubing. 

This bracket sits approximately 6" off the floor (measured from the floor to the center of the area for the tubing) and 6"-7" away from the facing of the bar. With two contact points, this double-footed bar rail bracket combines a sturdy build and a classy design. For proper support, bar brackets should be placed at each end of the tubing, plus one for every 4-foot increment.

Combination brackets are installed by mounting them to the facing of a bar while the foot of the bracket rests on the floor. They are a perfect solution for anyone that wants a bracket to rest on the floor without having to drill into the surface.

For help deciding which bracket will work best for your bar project, check out our bar foot rail brackets guide for more information on each of the options.

Installation instructions: 

1. Measure & mark holes for mounting screws.
2. Attach brackets to the face of the bar with mounting screws.
3. Secure tubing to bracket by fastening set screws through hole in the bottom of the bracket.

For more detailed instructions on how to install bar rail read our guide to planning & installing

Care & Maintenance:

Care and maintenance of bar foot rail varies by finish. Given the nature of the product, typical wear and tear may be noticed with your bar rail over time, such as scuffs, scratches and dirt. Our guide to cleaning & maintenance on how to properly prep, clean & maintain all bar rail finishes.

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