The cable was a great idea. It looks nice .

Simple and easy cross railing great video thanks Matt

Matt, the deck and railing system look awesome, the cable system is a nice touch, adds some class and keeps the view open as well, nice install, thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.

I was thinking why didn't u cut all the wire for the short side in one go but knowing the castle there will be a inch difference from top to bottom 😆 🤣 😂 😹

Looking good, though I still hope you eventually disguise the hvac lines cover? ;-)

Thank you for another Great video. Cheers

Everyone has a misconception about the spacing on the cable and I saw some say 4” apart but that only applies to interior rake rails but all balcony interior and exterior must meet national code requirements regardless of where you live and that spacing requirement is 3” apart !

My heart sank as I watched this, it will need to be redone as it is not to code you will need to have 8 lines for that to be legal to rent and it is on KZbin the haters will be all over this. It is to loose as well.

love watch you guys ,i have been in construction for 52 years and were i live that hand rail would never be allowed because of babies and children could getting hurt

Cool look, our code doesn't allow for horizontal railings

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Good job guys

Great job all round; Now just finishing touches,

👍 Chase perfect and you might as well move in. Good job.

I think the cable is a little small for my liking. I think it would look better with a thicker cable. But...that would cost more money. 🤷‍♀ "Is it perfect? No. But it's the castle. It's as close to perfect as it's gonna get." So, it's Castle Perfect, not Dirt Perfect! 🤣🤣

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don't you need a kick plate at the bottom for code in your area ?

Enjoyed it

I always has had an idea of how the cables were installed, but never was 100% clear, particularly with the attachment to the masonry wall Thanks for the detailed explanation.

Great job, coming along nicely!!🤗🇺🇸

Awesome Job!!

Yep great video bro and the wire railings look good. Was going to ask if you can tune them with a guitar tuner but that would be silly so I won't, oh hang on. Safe travels. y'all. Ken.

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You should make the deck go to the pool area

You could have drilled the corner at a 45 degree and save eyes a d would have only needed pensioners at on end. I would have counter bored the post and used the threaded eye to tension

What size cable did u use?

Hi Matt & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Matt & Friends & Randy

Which end of the porch will be screened?

Good job love it

Great work, Matt.

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the alligator clips have come a long way...who knew there would be more than one use for them?!!

Certainly better than the old railing and looks good too. Well done.

Matt, I can say I have 0 experience doing a railing like this. I am worried about the top line! Here, our "banisters can't be bigger than 4" so a kid can't get their head stuck. On yours, it looks big space at the top a kid could stick their head through and choke themselves out? I think you need 1 more cable between your top cable and the handrail. I do have a dog run that's close to 100 ft. I always bought longer eye bolts for each end and tensioners for each end. I start with the tensioner as open as they will go and the eye bolts as loose as they can be. I pull this ridiculous strong clothes line and I don't have a crimper for them, just use the "mini cable clamps with the 2 little nuts on them. I get it as tight as I can by pulling it through and clamping. Then, I tighten the eye bolts until the line is tight, double nut it and wait for it to stretch out. Go back and get what I can from the eye bolts, then I can still take slack out with the adjusters. A few turns a year without taking anything apart and the dog lead stays nice and tight so he can run around and his lead slides on that wire like butter.

That is my favorite kind of railing. Well done, Matt. Loved watching the sun move over the river as the day progressed.

Is the cable railing safe for children. That was my concern so I used aluminum balustrade (pickets). Also the small opening at the end with the tensioners may be a risk for young children. What are your thoughts.

well may look good But will not pass City or State or Insurance code To do so between the two cable a 4 Sphere can not fit between the cable and this can be check at the center of each span the first cable can not be more than 4 inch off the deck Hand rail will be between 34 n 38 inch off the deck The space between post is set by City or State Codes when you don't have A City Code Then must look at the State Code I been building Decks for over 35 years Once again i say look Nice But beware the Insurance Company maybe be picky all Check with City Or County or State Code when doing thing I have watch about all your Videos and N there Nice Just be safe have question reach out to Google ask it for what the codes are in the end do it right and will look Great and People will tell you look Great have Question Reach out to me Thanks

So Matt did you have a budget for this build? Care to say where you are ?

Wrap the cable with tape where you cut for a gleaner cut with less fraying.

Where does the road just below the new deck go? Not the paved one.

Well done Matt

Like it, nice job.

Paddle bit Mathew!

Did you consider counter sinking the nut side of the eyebolt for a cleaner appearance?

Looking good.

I think in the wintertime they are tight, but when it's hot ...〰