CableRail(TM)
The perfect solution for projects with a view.  Standardized, prefabricated, 1/8in diameter, stainless steel cable assemblies for infill on railings, fences and trellises.
 
A selection of other sizes and types of cables and end fittings that can be used to make custom assemblies to meet your specific architectural applications.
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Complete, easy-to-install, pre-engineered, aluminum railing frame systems with powder coated color finishes and glass, picket, vertical cable or horizontal cable infill options.

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CableRail™ Care & Maintenance



The protective chromium oxide film on the surface of stainless steel gives it superior corrosion resistance. Properly maintained stainless steel provides excellent luster, strength and durability. In most applications stainless steel won't rust or stain even after many years of service, but stainless steel is not rust or stain proof. When stainless steel comes in contact with chloride salts, sulfides or other rusting metals, it can discolor or even rust and corrode. With proper care and maintenance, however, stainless steel can remain beautiful and functional for years to come, even when it's exposed to marine environments, polluted surroundings, salted highways, or anywhere it might be exposed to corrosive elements.
  • Clean stainless regularly with soap and warm water. Never clean with mineral acids or bleaches.
  • Never leave stainless in contact with iron, steel or other metals. This can cause rust spots or corrosion.
  • Always remove stains or rust spots as soon as possible with either soap and water or a brass, silver, stainless or chrome cleaner.
  • Never use coarse abrasives like sandpaper or steel wool on stainless. Use synthetic Scotch pads instead.
  • Frequently inspect cable assemblies for proper tension and re-tension as necessary. This is important.

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