CHEAP and EASY CABLE RAILING

Mike and Logan demonstrate how to install the Deck Man cable railing system on an interior stair well. This system can be used for deck railing, interior stair railing, balcony guard rail, or anywhere you need a safety railing system that looks modern, clean, simple and visually open and attractive. With all stainless steel parts, the Deck Man cable railing system can be used in the harshest climates without corrosion or rust. It's easy to install, and with minimal components and fittings, it is actually the cheapest cable railing system on the market.
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[PhilippinesScam]

I found it easier to use a drill to drill all but 1/8 inch of threads into the wood on both sides, cut the cable pull it tight with hand and crimp then tighten the 1/8 on either side. it went way faster.

[goodolarchie]

4" on center would easily allow a 4" sphere to pass through because the cable isn't hard like a baluster, would not pass code in any state I've worked in. Standard in industry is 3" spacing, or 11 lines for a 36" guardrail. That gives you 1/2" on any two for play and helps with longer spans.

[patrickstovall]

Loved to see true honest professional. Always learning and different methods are more efficient for many on the fly challenges. It's not a flaw when a tradesman backs up to insure professionalism. Right on donkey kong

[SinisterBimmerLexus]

Sold im purchasing this same setup great how to video guys

[timgleason]

I love when I’m thinking of trying something and y’all just happen to come out with a great video on that exact topic. Whatever mind-reading technology you’re using, keep it up!

[squeekhobby]

Looks great and probably the most easy one

[TheRayDog]

Thanks for the vid. I compared many setups and went with these lag swage connectors as well. Big advantage on corner setups, not having to stagger the cable runs or make an impossible bend through the post.

[paul.tinsley]

I think the key to doing them in place is getting one of the hydraulic crimpers, this video convinced me to spring for those :)

[POLOLOUS]

Great job and alternative to other cable rail setups.

Major flaw in your install. You can’t space cable rails to 4”, needs to be every 3” as the cable under full tension can deflect up to a 1/2”.

[EarlybirdFarmSC]

Yeah I really like the look of those. Looks pretty simple to put in. I kept cringing when I saw him using the crimper on the floor. One slip and Ben is going to be singing soprano haha. Can you say Ice pack? Anyways great job on this. Looks like you guys do awesome work.

[jenniferlofstrand]

Love this system and the look more than any other method and design I've seen so far. It's very clean looking, but how well does it hold up? Let say someone falls or pushes against the railing - will it hold up?

[markbishop]

Can you get the cable in black for exterior?

[svenhaight]

Cant seem to keep my cables tight. Anyone have an issue with these fequently loosening up over time??

[mattny]

Did you use the pattern to drill the thread holes before the posts were installed? I'm worried about the holes not being perfectly straight. Perhaps a drill press should be used?

[gnawll]

This is awesome. Any tips for a staircase railing? How do I get the angle downwards correct?

[kelleysisland]

Putting in Cable Bullet system this week, I think it looks to be much faster than this system, will have to see as time is money.

[Risingmoonranch]

I watched this a couple times but couldn’t find a link for the cable system. Loved the video, hated having to search for the product link.

[mattbailey]

Great video. 1 question. I plan on putting this on an exterior deck. Would you suggest setting the corner posts in concrete to support the tension or would the concrete blocks be sufficient? Its roughly a 12x16 deck. Thanks again

[steverochon]

Excellent video! A few questions... Would the hydraulic crimper have bee a better choice? How long did the entire installation take you? For long stretches (21') through multiple vertical pieces, would you recommend a lag bolt at each post, or just a through hole and grommet with lags at the outer-most posts? Really helpful-thanks for posting this.

[kB-ibsq]

you have Tums as your snack :) Great video guys