Muzata Black Corner Cable Railing Post 36 Inch 36"x2"x2" T-drilled One-Post Corner Solution Surface Mount Stainless Steel Cable Railing System Kit Indoor Outdoor with Paper User Guide PS02 B34S

These are well made posts. I did not use the mfg handrail as I chose to use a much more substantial steel handrail. But the posts were easy to install and the footer covers really dressed up the job. I would recommend adding rubber grommets to fill the holes once the cable is installed for that finished look.

Good quality, easy to install, instructions + common sense and you'll get a good result. Overall would buy again.

I needed a 13' long railing at our upper deck, so I ordered this kit along with another post and 2 skinny posts for mid spans, as well as two sections of handrail to complete the span. the quality is great, the included tools to cut, connect and tension the cables was easy to use and well made. I also bought a packet of the rubber cable grommets even though the kit comes with peal and stick on flat paper grommets - the rubber grommets look and work much better. Muzata provides a great product as well as instructions for install

Bought the whole kit with the cables, posts and all the tools for $350 and only got the tool.

I purchased the "Level post kit-2p" & "Level post 4p" for my 19' 6" span. This is the 2 post KIT & 4 post. The kit included 2 posts, post installation hardware, 150' of black cable, 20 adhesive grommets, 10 termination fittings, and 10 termination fittings for tightening. The 4-post package included only the posts, and post hardware, and NO grommets (I purchased a 100-pack of rubber grommets from Gyykzz which worked great). I had mixed results with my order. The description is a bit vague on exactly what is supposed to be included. I received all necessary hardware, except for the lack of grommets. I thought adhesive grommets might have been included with the 4-post package, but they were not. As for the posts themselves, the finish on all 4 posts were nice, and I could not find any blemishes. As for the post themselves, 2 of the 4 had a bent baseplate. After some careful shimming and using a level, I was able to make it work. My job was time sensitive, so I could not wait for an additional order, or return the entire product. Once installed, everything turned out exactly as I would have hooped.I highly recommend going with railing from Gyykzz, if your posts are spaced over 39". Their railing comes in 4' and 8' sizes, while Muzata only comes in 6'6". Since max span between posts is 48", the 6'6" is only good for one span, unless your posts are spaced 3'3" or less. The Gyykzz railing requires less cutting and fewer joints for posts spaced 39"-48".The included 150' of cable with the 2-pack kit was not enough, so I needed to purchase at least 50' more. I forgot to consider that 150' would only be enough for 7x runs of 19.5' cable. The 50' I purchased was only going to be good for 2 runs, and I thought I was going to be short. Luckily the 150' cable pack was more like 155', and I had just enough for my entire project! In short, make sure you account for cable length properly. :)5/5 Finish5/5 Design5/5 Value (Stainless Steel cheaper than competitors Aluminum)4/5 Included Hardware (missing grommets)3/5 Quality Control

I think they will work very well on my stairs. Its all the little things that add up on this system of stair railing with cable.

We have a very small, hard-to-fit interior space, and these worked well, look nice, and are a solid, stable rail for a ledge.

Over the years I have installed many different railing systems. This is by far the best looking and easiest to install. What I like best is the invisible tensioning hardware, especially the type for wood posts. I have used both metal and wood post installations and both work great. Pretty ingenious I have to say.If there were one improvement I'd suggest, it is this (if it was considered and rejected I'd be curious to hear the reason). The tiny set screws that fasten the cable in place have flat bottoms instead of spiked ones. Spiked ends would dig into the cable rather than just press against it. I had a puppy run into the railing and ripped the cable right out of the retaining sleeves. I don't think that could have happened with spiked ends.Otherwise I highly recommend this product. By the way, their customer service is phenomenal in their quick and effective response.