Customer Reviews for VEVOR 304 Stainless Steel Wire Rope Cable 4.8 mm 7x19 76 m reel

Our deck is very small, so removing the builder-grade balusters and replacing the steps with wider ones was the first step toward updating and improving our deck. I watched several online videos to learn how to install stainless steel cables, and bought turn buckles and eye lag screws to install the cable.The most difficult task with this cable was actually cutting it. Cable cutters did not work, bolt cutters did not work, so I ended up buying a hydraulic cable cutter on Amazon which finally gave me enough "umph" to cut each cable length. I recommend taping the cable before each cut to keep the strands from splaying (I used electrical tape, as it stretched and was easy for me to get tight to keep the cable from unravelling).The product itself is very high quality, the seller shipped fast, and it just took me awhile to gather the rest of my materials for this project. However, I am so happy with how it turned out! Hubby is also pleased!

Everything was great.

Railing Cable

Looks like nice supple stainless cable. Very satisfied with the quality of the actual product. My order was delivered in a coil without any sort of spool. If you require a continuous length that is not tangled you may end up doing a lot of work to keep this orderly for your usage. If you are buying this for something that can be satisfactory in short lengths such as shroud lines, kayak rudder controls, hanging art, or snare wires and the increase in flexibility is more important than the slightly cheaper 1/16" competition options this is a great product.

I cannot attest to corrosion resistance, stretch, or duality, as I have not subject the material to relevant testing. I can say, however, in application it seems to be holding up nicely. Buried in dry dirt holding 2k lbs

Great cable.

Double handrail for an outdoor deck -Perfect! It does not block our view.

Good cable

The product is just what you advertised .

I order 1000’ roll, and I received a 1000’ roll. Wire was easy to work and slid through my bare hand without a scratch. My railing included a 93’ run. Originally, I planned to make it 3 separate runs of approximately 30’ each, but I changed to one 93’ run. Seemed to tighten fine, but only time and temperature variance will tell how much more, if any, I will need to tighten. I have 1-2” I can tighten if needed. More than that I’ll have a problem and will write another review. I’m not sure what is meant by “sheerness” so I don’t know about it.