Signature Cable Railing Pricing
| Product Type | Price per Linear Foot |
|---|---|
| Aluminum Systems | $150-240* |
| Stainless Steel Systems | $215-285* |
The price ranges provided reflect average pricing based on intermediate customization options and finishes, excluding sales tax and shipping costs. Some projects may incur higher rates due to specific requirements. It is also possible to purchase railing systems for less than the lowest price in the range, depending on your customization and finish choices.
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Cable Railing System Cost
A complete cable railing system, including posts, handrails, cable, and hardware, typically costs between $150 and $285 per linear foot. The final price can vary significantly based on factors such as the material choice (wood or metal posts), the complexity of the project (number of corners and cable runs), and any additional customization options.
Wood Cable Railing Cost
Cable railing works well with both existing and new wood posts. If you’re upgrading an existing wood railing system, the primary purchase will be the railing kit, which typically costs around $10–$12 per linear foot. For new wood posts, the average cost ranges from $75 to $95 per linear foot. While wood is the most affordable option for posts, the price can increase depending on the wood type and finish. Keep in mind that wood posts require more maintenance than aluminum and stainless steel posts.
Aluminum Cable Railing Posts
Using aluminum for your cable railing system typically costs between $150 and $240 per linear foot, about 30% less than stainless steel posts. Aluminum is a versatile and easy-to-use material, making it a popular choice for DIYers. It is featured in our Express Cable Railing system. If you don’t need extra protection from harsh weather conditions, aluminum is an excellent, budget-friendly option for your system.
Stainless Steel Cable Railing Posts
Using stainless steel for your cable railing system provides strength and durability, with a cost ranging from $215 to $285 per linear foot, depending on the grade of stainless steel. Bellointeriors offers both 304 stainless steel and 2205 duplex stainless steel posts. 304 stainless steel is ideal for outdoor projects not near saltwater, while 2205 duplex stainless steel is designed for the harshest environments, such as deep-sea oil rigs or coastal locations. The cost for stainless steel posts is approximately $150 for 304 stainless steel and $200 for 2205 duplex stainless steel.Learn more about the differences between aluminium and stainless steel posts.
Budgeting for Cable Railing: Avoid These Hidden Costs
When budgeting for a cable railing system, hidden costs can easily derail your plans. The most common unexpected expenses include infill, corner posts, and stair/runway measurements. Here’s how to avoid these budgetary surprises:
- Infill Measurements: Many people assume cable wiring comes with posts, but cable must be purchased separately. Make sure to account for cable lengths, as ordering too much or too little can lead to additional costs. Reach out to the supplier for help with the proper size if unsure.
- Corners Add Cost: Most systems require two posts to turn corners, adding unexpected expenses. However, our signature cable railing systems only need one post, eliminating these extra costs and reducing post clutter.
- Stair and Runway Measurements: Don’t forget to measure both sides of staircases, ramps, or walkways. Variations in measurements can cause delays while waiting for the correct parts. Always double-check your measurements to avoid unnecessary setbacks.
By considering these potential pitfalls, you can better plan your budget and avoid any unexpected costs during your cable railing installation.
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