One bit of advice not mentioned here is to tension on warmer days. Over the course of a year the weather can cause the cable to expand up to a tenth of a percent. Tensioning on the hottest day means the rest of the year the weather is working for you.
biggest reno regret i've ever had is these railing.... kids come over for parties and can't help but step on it... pulls right out with a 60lb kid standing on it...
Under Article 9.8.8.6 of the National Building Code in Canada, members can be horizontal to protect a level up to 4.2 meters. This is true everywhere except Ontario, which has not harmonized to the National Building Code.
Lags will not hold with time. InvisiCable you used in a previous deck build are the best. Critical 4 design is your posts and how the top rail is fastened since the sheer forces are very large at that junction. Your mock up wasn't even tight. I use a tensioner and shoot for 200lbs. On the wire. The order you tension is also critical. So many details left Out of this video that it's more harmful than helpful. The guy didn't even know how to use his power driver! If you have to retention every year then something is moving either your post or your fastener because the cable itself does not stretch. I can't emphasize how important the stiffness of the posts are where they are tensioned into the deck structure (blocking and DTT2Z). I expect Better from your channel 😢.
@Maximalgd Do you think this will finally make you feel like you accomplished something with your life? Hate to say it, but no one cares. You’re just embarrassing yourself in front of millions and sorry to say this, but you wont get a trophy to show your parents.
