Here at HAAS Stainless, we offer three different types of cabling systems to choose from. In this article, we're going to be going over the differences between each of those systems so that you can make the right choice for your project.
The three different cable systems that we offer here at HAAS Stainless are the REVO system, the AXIS system and LEGACY cable railing components.
HAAS REVO Cable Railing System
The first system that we'll talk about is the REVO system. The REVO system is manufactured in house at our facility in New Orleans, Louisiana, and is going to be the most minimal of the three systems that we offer.
The REVO system is composed of two different types of cable and components thru-post components and lag components. The thru-post components in the Revo system can be used for either wood or metal post and offer a hidden minimalistic look since the tensioners and end stops secure to the backside of your termination posts.
The lag components in the REVO system are only designed for wood posts, are sleek in design, and will secure to the front side of your terminal post, making installation and re-tensioning a breeze.
HAAS AXIS Cable Railing System
The AXIS system, also manufactured in-house, is designed specifically to be used for only wood posts and is going to be our most user friendly and easiest to install system.
This system is characterized by smooth dome receivers that are visible outside of the post and turnbuckle style tensioners. The AXIS system is composed of straight run and stair run type components that are designed to secure to the front side of your termination post. This allows for not only easy installation but makes re-tensioning the cables in your system a breeze.
HAAS LEGACY Cable Railing Components
The Legacy system that we carry at E-Rigging is composed of universally recognized cable and components that can be used for both wood and metal post installation actions. These components are characterized by the numerous options of components like deck toggle turnbuckles, threaded studs, and lag studs that are like those widely used in the industry.
The Legacy system, offer several types of through post and lifestyle components that can be mixed and matched to suit different types of installation requirements.
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