Installation

As an alternative to a large or industrial cable gripper, this small cable gripper will clamp on to the cable during tensioning to keep the cable from unraveling.

If you are having trouble with your RailFX® FlexFX Push-Lock® cable railing fittings, follow our guide for fixing Push-Locks when the locking wedges have become stuck.

How-to guide for installation of RailFX® Basic 102 Series DIY cable railing kit on stair runs or pitched runs for deck railing, stair railing, balcony railing, guard railing, and other DIY cable railing projects.

How-to guide for installation of RailFX® Basic 102 Series DIY cable railing kit on level runs for deck railing, balcony railing, guard railing, and other DIY cable railing projects.

How-to guide for installation of RailFX® 300 Series cable railing kit on level or straight runs for deck railing, stair railing, balcony railing, guard railing, and other DIY cable railing projects.

How-to guide for installation of RailFX® 500 Series DIY cable railing kit on stair runs or pitched runs for deck railing, stair railing, balcony railing, guard railing, and other DIY cable railing projects.

How-to guide for installation of RailFX® FlexFX Push-Lock® Fittings for wood posts with a wood tensioner. The Push-Lock with lag clevis is an exposed, swage-less, non-tensioning, face-of-the-post-mounted fitting that is suitable for level runs.

How-to guide for installation of RailFX® Push-Lock® Fittings for wood posts with a wood stair tensioner. The Push-Lock with lag clevis is an exposed, swage-less, non-tensioning, face-of-the-post-mounted fitting that is suitable for level or pitched runs.

How-to guide for installation of the RailFX® cable railing component – Pull Lock Fitting.

How-to video for installation of RailFX® cable railing component – Invisiware® Receivers in wood posts.