How to Install a Wire Railing System (DIY Muzata Cable Railing Installation)

In this video, you'll learn How to Install a DIY Wire Railing System from start to finish! This installation is for the Muzata BlackCool System and I anchored the railing posts in concrete using anchor bolts.

To install the Muzata Wire Railing, you will need the following tools and materials 🛠🧰:

I also have a "How to install a cable railing on a concrete front porch" Blog Article Linked Here:

The Steps to Installing a Wire Railing System are listed below:
1. Plan out your Wire Railing Project and order materials.
2. Mark you Cable Railing Post Locations
3. Pre-Drill Railing Post Mounting Locations
4. Insert Concrete Expansion Anchors through railing posts and into concrete.
5. Level Railing Posts and Shim as Needed
6. Install the cable wire Railing System
7. Install Cable Wires
8. Tighten Cable Wires as needed for desired tension
9. Test Wire Railing to Ensure Durability and Safety

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[melanielong]

Looks so clean and you make it look so easy! Can't wait to see the next project

[chard]

I just wanna let you know and i know you have thousands and thousands of comments but you really helped me a lot with some of my DIY you are very informative

[shereemorgan]

I love your work, and the new railing system.

[otakelblanchemanor]

I remember when you did the back deck! LOVED the look then and love it now!

[johnstup]

Railing looks good Andrew. Well done!

[amymock]

Wow! I learned a lot in a short time!! Thank you!

[sujaykawale]

Thanks for the video, Andrew! Is your handrail made of aluminum? It seems to get cut so easily.
I'm working on cutting my stainless steel handrail, and it is slow going. And the paint is getting damaged due to the heat while cutting it. 

I've discussed this with their customer service but none of their tips seem to be working. They did recommend a resin wheel vs a steel cutting wheel.
I'm wondering how you are able to cut it so easily!

[patricksmith]

Gosh Andrew; we're all alone here! I really dig that from step set up. It's very contemporary and in sync with the backyard rail. Tremendous work. Can't wait for the basement series. Stay safe, get your inoculations against covid and flu and have a wonderful Christmas-New Year Season. If you go on air before Christmas, I'll be back sooner.

[aidenmoriarty]

Is the hand rail aluminum or stainless steel? Thanks

[johnm]

Awesome job. Just seems the Mozata railing needs to work on alot of kinks.

[shoelessjoe]

Looks like you started with the black wood screws (@ 6:48) that they sent but then (@ 6:54) looks like you used machine screws. I'm stuck here can you tell me what you did? What size drill did you use and did you tap the holes afterwards

[andrewbramante]

Hi Andrew! Quick question for you. I’m
Installing on nicoloc pavers. Would you know if the consistency of the paver is the same as a concrete slab? I’m assuming that is still need a carbide bit. Thx, Andy

[RigginTheRod]

On my cable railing the very bottom cables touch the steps. I centered the post with the stairs but I see I should've just moved the posts forward.

[katiegrams]

Did you have to tap the screw holes in the railing after drilling?

[bradenjust]

Did you find your posts to be sturdy after installation? The posts I ordered from Muzata seemed of poor quality and had some real give at the base

[BuyAndReview]

How much did the railing system cost you?

[mattp]

Ill never understand why the posts are more than twice the cost of steel posts used in vinyl applications.

[GeorgeThurmond-tx]

The screws that come with railing do not work, why did you not mention that. You actually also did not use them. You started with them and then the next clip, you see they are not the ones that came with it. Muzata needs to get their stuff straight.

[-nepherim]

Nice video, subscribed! (Just a head up, the word you want there is "repetitive" not "redundant" :) )

[kevinkenny]

I'm pretty sure you should be vacuuming the silica dust, and not blowing it away...LOL, at work, we have to put a mask on for every single hole we drill into cement.. Just saying..