Muzata 42x2x2 Black Corner Cable Railing Post Kit - T304 Stainless Steel Surface Mount for Indoor/Outdoor Use with Guide PS02 B34L

About this item

• Weather protection - This cable railing post is made of quality T304 stainless steel with great rust resistance and will work for a long lifetime. It is ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications like deck, stair, porch, balcony, and fence. Need posts applicable in humid conditions, please search Muzata PD01 PD02 PW01 to find the aluminum cable railing posts
• 1. The cat is on the mat.
• 2. The dog is chasing the ball.
• 3. I am going to the store.
• 4. She is reading a book.
• 5. He is playing the guitar.
• BlackCool System - BlackCool cable railing system is pre-designed to help you get a fully customized cable railing project. Components to build BlackCool system are sold separately: black posts PS01 PS02, black handrails HT10, cable railing kits CR26 CR07, protector sleeves CR90 CR76, angled washer CR60, wire rope WR17, hydraulic crimper CT01, socket wrench CT16
• Corner applications - This 42’’ square cable railing post (black finish) is specially designed for corners, realizing a one-post corner solution. It is pre-drilled with 12 pairs of 90 degree holes to work on horizontal sections. It can act as structural end post in level sections
• Related Posts - You might need several post types to build a complete frame based on different project situations: PS02 BH4L as structural posts, PS32 BH4LA as stabilizer posts, PS02 BC4L as corner posts to DIY for personalized requirements. If you are unsure how to do the cable railing system, please reach us by clicking "by Muzata" below the golden button. We can provide FREE DESIGN SERVICE without extra charges
• Code compliance - This structural square post is designed with 3" cable spacing. Generally, the span between two structural posts should not exceed 4 feet to pass the 4" sphere test. But it could be increased to 7 feet if you add a stabilizer post between them. Please search Muzata PS32 to find slice stabilizer posts to get a broader view. It is important to consult local building offices about the rules since there might be different requirements in some states