Balustrade Wire - Tube Mount - Made to Measure

Tube Mount Balustrade Cable Railing, Made to Measure

Stainless Steel Tubular Mount Balustrade Cables

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Tubular mount balustrade cable railing system

Designed to fit neatly on to 42.4mm diameter stainless steel posts.

Each cable is supplied to your specific dimensions and consists of:

4mm diameter 7x7 stainless steel rope
Two tubular mounting sockets
One attached ball & one removable threaded ball
One tensioning adjuster with lock nut
Supplied complete with all relevant fixings

Delivered 3 to 5 days from order

Tubular Mount Balustrade Wire, Ready Assembled

Options	Wire (mm)	Tube Ø (mm)	Code	Price (inc VAT) (Length: 1 metre)
42.4mm Tube Wire Railing	4	42.4	B3-TB-04-A	£47.76

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Measuring

How to measure your tubular mount wires:

To order, enter the required length of deck railing cable assemblies at Step 2. Measure the distance between the centre of the inside faces of the tubular fixing posts in millimetres.

Remember - measure twice, cut once! Please be as accurate as possible. Each cable will have an adjustment of plus or minus 20mm.

TIP: You can run deck cables up to 12.5 metres passing through intermediate posts to minimise the number of cables required!.

Mounting

Deck Cables Running Through Intermediate

Feeding through posts:

The cable can run up to 10 metres in length and the threaded ball can be unscrewed allowing you to feed the cable through any intermediate tubular posts (you'll need a clearance hole of at least 7mm).

Mounting:

Balustrade cables are designed for fixing to tubular stainless steel posts using a scalloped socket and M6 screw.

1. You will need to drill and tap an M6 hole into the posts to accept the socket and screw. ('tap' refers to the method of drilling a hole whilst adding an internal thread. A special drill bit is required to achieve this.)

2. Insert screw though mounting hub and thread into position onto your post, with the socket opening facing downwards.

3. Use hex head key to tighten the M6 screw.

4. Once in place, always double check your socket is secure before attaching balustrade wire rope assemblies.

5. Simply place your wire rope ball end through the underside opening of the mounting socket and pull into position so it sits fully engaged.

Features

Preserve your view: An overall view of a stainless steel tubular balcony balustrade fitted with 4mm balustrade cable railing. The cables give a sleek finish and provide and unspoilt view from the balcony.

Preserve the View with Stainless Steel Deck Cables

Below is a close up showing the scalloped tube mounting sockets sitting cleanly onto the stainless steel upright baluster.

Photos below show how the tube mount balustrade cable can accommodate angles by swivelling in its socket.

Deck Cables Articulating with the Stairs

The image below shows the cable passing through an intermediate tubular post. Cables can run up to 12.5 metres and still achieve good tension. We recommend upright post spacing to be 1.5 metres to 2 metres apart. Horizontal cables should be spaced at 100mm intervals.