This bar foot rail is made from authentic black industrial pipe. It's perfect for adding a bit of character to bars and restaurants with a modern atmosphere.
Add some industrialized elegance to your space with a bar foot rest tubing solution unlike any other you've ever seen. Made of solid, black metal, this black pipe bar foot rail offers a certain rugged appeal that's perfect for modern bars and restaurants that want to add some instant character to the atmosphere.
At 44 1/2 inches long, this pipe is meant to be paired with an identical length tubing with proper bar foor rail components to attach it to a wall, bar facing, or floor. To install, first connect this tubing to a 90-degree, 45-degree, or tee fitting. Connect the fitting to a 4" connector, and the connector to a flange. This tubing comes pre-threaded on both ends and will easily connect with all of the black pipe fittings that we carry.
When installing this bar rail, you have the choice of how high to place them along the bar facing. The connector piece can be screwed in all the way to the fitting or left with some threading exposed based on how high you want the foot rest to sit off the ground. It will present a sturdy bar foot rest anywhere from 4"-7" off the ground.
Please note that this is authentic industrial piping. As such, there is some writing, such as thread size, visible on the pipe.
Embrace the utilitarian style of industrial black pipe bar foot rail with this unique tubing!
How high is the top of the foot rail when fully assembled (flange, connector, tee fitting, rial)? Also what is the spacing on center for the tee fittings when using the 44 1/2" foot rail?
i work for a commercial millwork company and we have a lot of designers wanting items like this, but they want longer lengths than the 44.5", is this possible?
BEST ANSWER: Hi Les, our commercial team can have custom lengths made for you, typically with less than a week lead time! You can reach our bar rail team at 866.249.2337 or email barrails@kegworks.com. Cheers!
What is the diameter of the black pipe?
BEST ANSWER: Hi Jim, the outside diameter is 2 3/8."
Is the black pipe and fittings a product that is good for an outdoor installation, or will this pipe rust in the elements?
BEST ANSWER: If you attempt to use this outdoor as is out of the box it will begin rusting immediately. The only way to prevent corrosion and rust on black pipe outdoors is to paint it and if that is a direction you are better off going to your local big box hardware store because the pipe is much cheaper.
It will definitely oxidize (rust) but can be cleaned with a rust remover/metal decontaminate. Personally I think the rust adds to the charm but each to their own. Good luck.
Will this rust from wet feet and mopping? What is the care for this product? Can u seal it to reduce rusting?
BEST ANSWER: YES, you better believe it will rust...UNLESS you treat it. I got it, gave it a thorough washing to get the oils off and then while it was sitting on the counter drying, in that few hours it RUSTED in the threads. Luckily I had already planned on that happening so I wiped it off. Once totally dry I used MINWAX-PASTE FINISHING WAX. Rubbed a healthy dose on all outside parts including the threads. I figure for the foot rest it will need to be reapplied, but really, how often are my/your feet "that" wet I thought? These pipes look amazing, and I recommend it to all for those industrial look applications...two thumbs up!
How heavy is the black pipe tubing compared to the matte black tubing?
BEST ANSWER: The black pipe weighs just over 2x more than matte black or any other bar rail tubing. 48" of standard tubing weighs 5lbs. 44.5" of black pipe tubing weighs 12lbs.
Can you cut the 2" black pipe to length and rethread?
BEST ANSWER: Hi James! We can cut and rethread black pipe. I'll have someone reach out to you with more information. Cheers!
I would like to install this type foot rail on my 8' bar. The bars has a wooden front I can mount flanges directly to but as noted in another post the weight of the bar is of some concern as well as people standing on the rail to get into a stool. Am I better off mounting the flanges to my tile/concrete floor? Is there still a need to have any type of brace to the bar front if I go that route so I do not get any front to back movement.
BEST ANSWER: HI Dave, this is a new product so unfortunately we don't have many previous purchasers to weigh in yet. I can tell you that we have commercial customers who installed this product in their bars & restaurants and mounted it directly to the concrete, tile or wood floors with no attachment to the face of bar. They've had no issues with movement. Cheers!
can the Black Gas Piping be bent to an 18" radius?
BEST ANSWER: Hi James, custom bend questions are best answered by our sales team experts. Every job is different and they can make sure you get exactly what you need! You can reach them at 866-249-2337. Cheers!
What is the outside diameter of the floor flange? will it fit on a 3-1/2" post?
BEST ANSWER: Hi James, the flange is 5.25" in diameter. Unfortunately it won't fit on a 3 1/2" post.
I am building a 9 ft bar for an outdoor kitchen. Can I attached the flange to the bar wall instead of the floor? I will have a Tee fitting with a 4" Connector Pipe in the middle attached to the floor. I would like to attached the ends to the wall of the bar using a 90 degree elbow, 4" connector pipe and flange.
With the correct hardware and proper support you can definitely attach the flange to the face of the bar. This product is pretty heavy so make sure that you secure it to a stud using the proper mounting screws to accommodate the weight of the rail and force of people stepping on the rail to avoid any issues down the road. Cheers!
what is put at the end of the pipe? I have a long bar (137 inches) and will use 3 sections with two connectors but what can be done at the 2 ends?
BEST ANSWER: Hi Michelle, at each end you will need (1) 90 Degree Elbow, (1) 4" Connector Pipe, and (1) Floor Flange. Cheers!
I am looking for a corner piece 1 inch. diameter so i can make a 90 degree turn and have it supported underneath, not a elbow,I know there is such a animal but it is sold in multiples Thank you?
If you connect a 44 1/2" pipe and I two tee's? What would the overall center to center of the down tubes?