🔩 ZONEGRACE 1/8" Deck Cable Railing Systems Lag Screws 64 Pack - Left & Right, Stainless Steel Stair Deck Railing Wood Post Balusters, Cable Deck Railing Hardware (32 Pairs) Review

They made things faster but it would be helpful to add an Allen socket to the cable entry so you can tighten with a power tool. It took a lot of manual turning and luckily I had a tiny open end wrench. A major retailer didn't even sell this size!

My husband and I recently used this system to run cables on our riverside patio. If anyone has made cable railings, you know the gear can be big. It's easy to use and we were able to attach the cables very tightly. In fact, we will be ordering more for our patio at our house.

This worked really well. I use them on the new patio I built behind my house. So far everyone who has seen them installed has really liked them. The purchase was a good decision! If I build another deck or patio that needs railings I will definitely consider using them again.

after the installation process is fast; Recommend a hydraulic swage tool as these lag bolts are tough. Use a drill with a chuck to install the lugs, cut the cable to the position of your lugs after installation to minimize tightening of the lugs and give you a more solid look.

Excellent! Super quality and looks great! The best part is that it doesn't block the view of our porch. Only downside is the weak wrench, it became useless towards the end (about 70 uses) to be honest I stopped drilling pilot holes when I thought deeply about it. d better hold. If I drilled them all the same depth, the wrench would probably be fine. After reading the reviews I spent 120.00 for a good crimper and it worked great.

These are low profile screw/crimp connectors that are less visible than standard turnbuckles. Each crimped twice, never failed. It's true that they bend under pressure, but that's to be expected when you break something under pressure. I hydraulically crimp electrical connections in my job and it's perfectly normal. If you apply enough force to the lines while tightening, they will straighten. I bought three of these sets.

These clamp screws are the key to a beautifully finished cable railing system! We've never installed any of this, so we just looked at the photos and reviews on Revain to see what hardware can be used. We liked the clean look of these crimp pins in contrast to other bulkier connectors. They were high quality rust free and easy to assemble. We've found that you can screw them into wood studs with a cordless drill like you would a drill press, but use a pinch screw instead. Everything went super…

Practice makes perfect - after a few complete sections (post by post) you will become an expert. But if you've never used this left/right crimp screw concept before, it will take time to feel confident enough to make subsequent installations easy. Take into account that you will lose some of these pairs early. But only a few pairs - maybe 1% of your total order that you want to backorder. Do not attempt to compress these crimps by hand - they are made of stainless steel and a hand hydraulic…

My girlfriend insisted on a 'minimal' deck railing so as not to obstruct our view. My contractor said that installing stainless steel wire and turnbuckles would be very costly in both materials and labor. I was willing to purchase and install "Bullet Cable" brand hardware, which costs about $10 per end, to attach to wooden poles. Then I found a Zonegrace product and figured what the heck costs less than $1.56 per end and more around $0.64 for each pass-through connector (use 2 of these on the…