Customer Reviews for VEVOR 4 Pack 198 cm Stainless Steel Handrail, Rectangular Top Stair Deck Hand Rail for Outdoor/Indoor Steps with End Cap,Matte Black Coating Adjustable Metal Stair Rail for Cable Railing Kit

Solid well built. Great finish.

purchased multiple times.

High quality.

Excellent product!

good for the price. Expect some marking on the finish due to barely adequate packing and rough shipping

Overall very good experience using the vevor cable railing system. Would highly reccomend this product to the average handyman. I spent approximately $2600 to complete 50' of railing, including these top rails, the posts, 1/8" wire rope, wire/post protector sleeves, wire tensioners, as well as vevors hydraulic crimping tool. Cons: - the main hiccup in my project was vevor sending me half 42" and half 36" posts despite ordering all 42" posts. After a couple day back-and-forth, they refunded the posts for the full cost and allowed me to keep the posts. - the posts only come with concrete anchor, so I needed to buy some GRK screws from hardware store to secure them to my wooden structure. - be careful as the black metal is very easy to scratch. It is difficult to fasten the top rail to the posts. I had best success putting a couple layers tape around the top of the post to protect it. - the "self tapping" crews that came with the posts to fasten to the top rail do not work at all, even when everything is pre drilled. Do not waste your time, and get some hex-head self tapping screws from a hardware store. Pros: - everything I received is very high quality and robust. Very easy to install. The entire project took my approximately 12-15 hrs. to complete - the top rail can be cut (I used an angle grinder with a higher quality metal disk) - the cable system does not sacrifice your view, and looks very modern and clean

Company was easy to work with. Shipped very fast and well protected package .

The price is right and the product is very robust. I have not installed it yet and will be doing it in April.

Grat product, but the screws that came with it were only 1 inch long and the spindles where ¾ of an inch.

Get good drill bits meant for stainless, the ti coated ones I first tried to use were worthless and snapped/work hardened the stainless. Go slow with lots of lube. That goes the same for cutting, higher pressure and slow with coolant/lube. I wrecked a band saw blade going too fast and work hardening the stainless. In the end the stainless screws that came with the post hardware were incompatable and just galled up/stripped out/deformed, I wound up drilling up a size tapping and bolting them to the posts with zinc coated JIS bolts.