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Add a bar foot railing to your setup with this brushed satin brass tubing. This vintage brass bar foot rail is available in a variety of tube sizes from 2 feet through 8 feet to fit the size of your bar.

With its classic brushed brass finish, this bar rail tubing is made to add long-lasting, old-school style to any home or commercial bar. All of our brass tubing and components are unlacquered and will naturally patina over time.

To properly install this 2-inch tubing along your bar, add your chosen style of bar foot rail brackets in the same diameter. Be sure to carefully measure where each bracket will be placed before drilling into your bar, wall, or floor. For proper support, bar brackets should be placed at each end of the tubing, plus one for every 4-foot increment.

To allow the bar foot rest to match the unique angles of your bar, use elbows and fittings. With end caps and flanges, you can ensure that your bar rail has a finished look and is mounted correctly in any space.

When ordering tubing, it is always wise to round up to the nearest foot. If your bar is not an even full foot increment but rather has some inch increment (i.e., 6', 7"), you will need to order up to the next foot. So if your bar is 3', you will need to order a 4-foot piece of tubing; if your bar is 7', you will need to order an 8-foot piece of tubing, and so on. If this is the case, you will need to cut the rail with a miter saw before installation.

To connect two sections of tubing together, an internal splicing sleeve can be used. The seam between two joined pieces is then covered by placing a bracket over the joint.

By using this brass foot rail tubing with matching components, completing a DIY bar foot rail project is easier than it sounds. Achieve a consistent look throughout your bar, with added comfort for your guests.

Please note: Due to differences in the production and material of our brushed brass tubing and components (brackets, endcaps, etc.), you may notice a slight color variation when you first receive them. This will balance out over time as the brass naturally patinas. Patina is a naturally-occurring chemical process where oxidization takes place due to exposure to carbon dioxide and/or water.

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