Post on an angle

• To securely connect a vertical post to an angled railing, you need to adjust the T-bracket's orientation. This adjustment involves introducing a bend in the connecting portion between the post and the T-bracket, typically at a specific angle like 32 degrees.
• This bend allows the T-bracket to accommodate the angle of the railing effectively. Notably, the T-bracket can be flexed by up to 5 degrees in either direction within the railing structure. In the example provided (with a 32-degree bend), this configuration is ideal for handrail angles ranging between 27 degrees and 37 degrees.
• In simpler terms, when you want to join a vertical post to an angled railing, you create a bend in the T-bracket to match the railing's angle. This flexibility in the T-bracket design ensures it can adapt to various handrail inclinations, making it suitable for angles within the specified range (from 27 to 37 degrees).

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