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WoodHidden cable railing system
WoodHidden is designed with invisible terminals. The ugly exposed swaged tails are always a hassle for perfectionists, who want a perfect neat look. We have developed a patent tech to solve that. We call it the flattened tail, which helps to tighten the cable while hidden inside of the post.
Material list for WoodHidden system
- Cable railing kit: CR26
- Angled beveled washer: CR60
- 1/8”wire rope: WR02
- Adhesive sleeve: CR66
- Drill guide: CT19
- Crimper&cutter: CT01
- Socket wrench：CT16
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Hide ugly swaged tails
With flattened tail and custom socket wrench CT16, the cable could be tightened while the swaged tails are hidden inside the wood post.
Wide range post size
This system could be applied on 2"-4" metal and wood posts to get a neat look. The socket wrench CT16 could clamp the tail inside the post.
Marine grade
All chosen cable railing kits in WoodHidden system are made of T316 stainless steel, which is marine grade and has great resistance to rust and corrosion.
FAQ
- The recommended post spacing between two posts is 3ft-4ft.
- The recommended post spacing is 3” according to the 4” sphere test.
- The maximum tensioning distance of CR26 is 20 feet. We suggest terminating the cable at each corner
Notes: Above are some code compliance required in most states. Please consult your local office for building codes to avoid situations that some states might have special rules of their own, so please choose carefully to comply with them.
Carlos Schmidt
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
Very useful for drilling inclined at 30 and 60 degrees
Felix
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
Finished one project smoothly, the angles are precious enough. Before drilling, I have to mark clearly since the guide has no positional indicators. Also, if drilling too deep, the driller grinds the upper boundary of the guide inevitably, which will eventually ruin the guide. The design of replaceable anchors is excellent, but i doubt it could survive heavy duties. Time will tell.
Taylor
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
Discovered a manufacturing defect after the return window closed. The clear plastic made it easy to miss.
Timothy G. McIntyre
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
I bought it for my contractor to use on our new railing. He commented that the C clamp he used to secure it was blocking his ability to see through it properly. This was resolved by using two Irwin "micro" clamps which allowed him to position clamps and not block view.
Jean kowalow
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024
Came in as a set and worked very well.
DJ
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024
Very simple jig that works well. I needed the 35 degree angle for my stair posts. I used the 3/16 metal slug in the hole and my 6" drill bit went through easily and accurately. 1/8 cable pulled through with ease when I was done drilling. If this had a bubble level somewhere in the middle I would have found that super helpful.
A. Moore
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
Takes little room so I can have with me to keep my drill angles decent when I need to when on the road. i could guess well but sometimes things will show.
Michael Glasman
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
On first use, you have to be aware that small dimple is created by the set screw holding the bushing in the plastic housing. This causes heating and localized melting around the perimeter of the stainless steel bushing at the interface with the plastic. Once you get past that it works pretty well. That is to say the dimple is worn away by the flutes of the drillbit. use a little grease and that’ll help.
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