Hand Rail at top of Stair

[ChiefuserMathews]

how do I bend the handrail at top of the stair. Currently its projecting out which is a safety hazard. I don't see an option .See attached image.

[DzinEye]

The safety hazard is the trip hazard at the top of your stairs!  lol... 
For the railing, I think you could put a short section of rail returning to the wall and use the smooth transitions checkbox but I don't see that as being a safety hazard at all since it should be only a few inches from the wall

[ChiefuserMathews]

Thanks Mark for your reply. I don't know how to add that extra rail and do the smooth transition

[robdyck]

You've got to click the handrail molding.

[ChiefuserMathews]

oh wow, that was great. thanks again robert for your help. This is what I like about this forum, very helpful. have a great day

[DzinEye]

2 hours ago, ChiefuserMathews said:

Thanks Mark for your reply. I don't know how to add that extra rail and do the smooth transition

Sorry to leave you hanging, I had to go out.  
I thought you'd need or want something that comes down to the ground or top of the conc. wall... hard to tell quite how things are laid out from your pic but didn't look like it would attach to the deck.  What I was trying to get at in my description of adding a side rail in red in the pic.

Glad the basic handrail return works for you.

[ChiefuserMathews]

Thanks Mark for your reply. I tried adding that rail. But it goes to the basement floor level, more over it was too small so I ignored it and added the bend at the top and bottom of the stair.

Unless you tell me how to achieve that.

Thanks again.

[robdyck]

3 hours ago, DzinEye said:

didn't look like it would attach to the deck.

@ChiefuserMathews

It does look like a hand rail bracket mounted near the top of the concrete wall might be a bit far from the upper end of the hand rail. The last thing you'd want is an installer fretting about that, then mounting it too close to the top and blowing the concrete out. That was the reason that, in an earlier post, I mentioned aligning the inside of the concrete wall with the exterior of the deck framing (although I wasn't overly specific)