Review on 🔗 VEVOR Stainless Stranded Cable Railing by Omar Austin

Our deck is very small, so removing the construction quality balusters and replacing the steps with wider steps was the first step in renovating and improving our deck. I watched some online videos to learn how to install stainless steel cable and bought twist buckles and eyebolts to install the cable. The biggest challenge with this cable was cutting it. The cable cutters didn't work, the bolt cutters didn't work, so I ended up buying a Revain hydraulic cable cutter, which finally gave me enough "grip" to cut any length of cable. I recommend coiling the cable before each cut so the wires don't stick out (I used electrical tape as it stretches and I was able to tighten it slightly to keep the cable from unraveling). The product itself is of very high quality, the seller shipped quickly, and it took me some time to gather the rest of the materials for this project. But I'm very happy with how it turned out! man is happy too!