wire rope installation guide pricelist

Wire rope is a preferred lifting device for many reasons. Its unique design consists of multiple steel wires that form individual strands laid in a helical pattern around a core. Wire rope comes in a variety of strand patterns including single layer, filler wire, seale, warrington, and combination. Wire rope strands can be laid around the core in different configurations including regular lay wire rope, lang lay wire rope, and alternate lay wire rope. There also many types of grades of wire rope, including: improved plow steel (IPS), extra improved plow steel (EIPS), and extra extra improved plow steel (EEIPS). Some types of wire rope is preferred over others due to the unique properties, including: rotation resistant wire rope, compacted strand wire rope, swaged wire rope, plastic coated wire rope, plastic impregnated (PI) wire rope.

This bulk reel of stainless steel rope provides you with 100ft of 1/8" cable infill at a fraction of the price! Enjoy a modest and near invisible cable railing system.

Note: Stainless Steel is highly resistant, but not impervious to the elements, and requires minimal maintenance for ideal results. We recommend applying Citrisurf 77 Plus to all exposed stainless steel components at the time of installation. In addition, apply Rust Rescue if within 10 miles of a marine environment to further protect the stainless steel. Learn more about these products and general stainless steel care on our Cleaning & Maintenance Page.

The average cost of cable railing professionally installed is about $135 per linear foot. The breakdown is roughly $100 per foot for the most common materials and $30 per foot for installation labor, which includes installing the materials and getting the permit. If old railing is removed and disposed of by the contractor, additional costs will come into play.

This cable railing price guide discusses cost factors to help you consider which materials fit your budget. A list of retail costs and a comparison of cable railing price based on what materials are used for posts and rails. Composite railings are a very popular choice and keep the modern look and appeal, when matched with cable runners. There’s a place for homeowners to submit their costs providing real-life prices for other readers. Consider bookmarking this page of Costimates and return to share your project prices with others.

Cost estimates for cable deck railing vary widely, and most sites underestimate price. Deck Cost Guide pegs the price at $40-$60 per linear foot, but you’d have to use the cheapest materials and install them yourself into existing posts to get close to that cost. Even Home Advisor, a typically reliable site, offers a narrow cost range of $60 to $135, definitely on the low side of what homeowners are paying for cable deck rail systems.

Here’s what DIY cable deck railing installation will save you. The low end is for decks with predrilled wood and metal posts, while time/costs go up if wood posts must be drilled onsite.

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