10-15FT Modular Black Cable Railing Kit 36 Inch 3 Stair Post Kit Complete Set Cable Railing System for Stairs Length Adjustable Easy DIY with Paper User Guide (No Handrail) RWS1 BA4S

I'm incredibly impressed with this product. It has a very modern look that immediately elevated the style of my space. The attention to detail is remarkable; I was particularly impressed by the included washers and end caps, which add a finished, high-quality touch that many other products lack. I even had a great experience with the company. I messaged Mizuta directly, and they promptly sent me some extra parts I needed, which speaks volumes about their customer service. The kit itself is fantastic. It came with black-coated steel cables that blended in perfectly with my railings, creating a seamless and sleek appearance. The railings feel incredibly secure, thanks to the four thick bolts included per railing, ensuring a sturdy and durable installation. I recommend purchasing the bundle that includes the tensioner and cables. This is a well-designed, attention-detailed product that I highly recommend.

Took us a bit to figure it out. But working for the bottom to the top seemed to work best. The first one we did from the top down and the cables kept loosening . But looks fantastic!!

It did add a very rich look to the staircase. I finally instructions a little bit confusing but, I was very happy with the finished project.

The picture shows a top rail but there was no top rail. Other than that it’s a nice fence. I used a 6’x2’ piece of oak for the top rail.

Giod sturdy easy install do your top rail first

Do not buy this! The instructions are difficult to understand and it was missing pieces. The handrail and some screws. I’m about to nix the whole thing up and send it back

Beautiful! Perfect! Love the look and quality! Happy we purchased this!!

I just put this up on the stairs in front of my deck. Overall, the product is solid, but there were a number of issues. 1. The lag bolts sent to secure the posts are too long with the top inch of the bolt not having any threads. So, unless your deck boards are 3 inches thick, you will need to buy your own 5/16 x 1.25-inch bolts with threads that go to the top of the bolt. If you use the supplied bolts, then the threads will go right through the deck and the poles will be loose. If you are not using this for a deck and screwing into a solid stairway, then the included bolts should be fine. 2. The holes for the lowest cable are placed too low and often will not clear a stairway. One reviewer said he got around that by shimming up the posts. I simply omitted the lowest cable. 3. The kit comes with washers that are called "adhesive washers." However, they are not adhesive unless you apply a peel off adhesive. The kit comes with the peel offs, but the instructions do not mention them and the company's video does not show them either. So, you do not know how to apply the washers or when to peel off the paper coating to make them stick. I found that it is best to keep the paper coating on the washer until the job is complete, then peel of the paper and rip it off from around the cable. Oh, and if you accidentally put the washer with the sticky part on the wrong side, then you must disassemble the cable and do it again. Overall, it would have been so much easier if they just made the washers snap-on. 4. The instructions pretty much suck as the diagrams are not clear - especially when they show where and how to use the tension tool. The video isn't much better as it is an animation instead of an actual video with the actual product. I cannot speak to the handrails as I did not use them, but based on other reviews, it sounds like they are problematic. Instead, I got myself a nice piece of 1x4 Cedar and sanded it smooth and rounded the edges, which I think looks so much better than the ugly black metal handrails. Installation tip, once you've measured one cable, the rest should be the same size. So, remove the first cable after you've assured that it worked, and use it as a template to cut all other cables. Then prep those cables with the lead bolt (the non-tension black one). This will save you tons of time in measuring and cutting each cable though the posts. The good news is that once you've done this once, then you will have learned enough to be good to go with the rest of your project.

The item itself is fine as in build quality, not poorly welded. That as far as it goes, the rest the design is difficult to work with, if using the metal top rail. The screws they give you do not work with the size hold you asked to drill into the top rail, I recommend using wood. The top mount needs to be wider and only comes with two holes not four as show in the diagram. All the other bits which are advertised to come with it like size the chrome ends are two small for the holes drilled into the pole. Cable wise I would opt for something's larger and the hocks are just over sized for the cable your recommended to use. Would I purchase this again most likely not. Not often I write a poor rewiew but for the price of all the parts, just became a waste my money.

Easy to install, affordable option instead of custom railings. Wish I did these on my deck as well.