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5/32" Cable Atlantis Rail Easy System
The RailEasy™ Cable Railing System will show your view like you never imagined. You make the choice of materials to use for the cable rail frame and let our DIY cable railing components do the rest.
The RailEasy™ cable system is an attractive, affordable and low maintenance railing infill option for any indoor or outdoor application. These RailEasy™ fittings are made from marine grade stainless steel and fit a 5/32” diameter stainless steel cable. No swaging required with this system. Very easy to install.
To determine number of rows for a coded inspected structure, measure the distance from the bottom of top rail to the top of your bottom rail.
• Divide that number by 3, round down and then subtract 1.
• Structural Posts are recommended at every 4 – 6 feet.
• A top rail is required.
• Runs between 1–25’ use a end and tensioner
• Runs between 25–50’ use two tensioners
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A basic drawing of dimensions and existing structure with a short description on your expectations
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Or come by the showroom and drop off your drawing.
PATENTED SIMPLICITY WITH MANY OPTIONS
Our RailEasy™ Cable Railing System is based on our patented cable rail fittings. This collection of innovative components can be utilized to install cable railing in almost any situation. Stairs, angles and long runs are made easy with RailEasy™. You can handle any cable railing job with this DIY friendly system. Enjoy years of low maintenance and unobstructed views, indoor or outdoor.
CUTTING YOUR CABLE
Cable should be cut only after you have all of your post, rails, tensioners and other cable railing components in place. Generally, we advise that you string one run of cable in a given cable section and fasten it into the tensioner and then pull the cable tight against the tensioner or fitting at the opposite end. Once pulled tight to a position approximately at the bottom of the opposite cone you can cut the cable.
TENSIONING A CABLE RAILING
Now you are ready to complete your installation by tensioning your cables. Simply follow the directions and make sure to follow the proper tensioning sequence per the diagram.
TENSIONING SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
