Stainless Steel Cable Balustrade
Custom cable railing, built in our own factoryDeck · Stair · Porch · Interior
Stainless steel cable railing that keeps the view open — cable deck railing for a lake or ocean view, cable stair railing inside the home, drawn to your run.
Double Building (DBM) is a railing factory in Foshan. We build complete cable railing systems for decks, stairs and porches: end posts, intermediate posts, stainless cable and top rail, drawn to your deck plan, trial-assembled in our workshop and crated in labelled order. Installation is by our own crews and partner installers in the USA, Australia and Canada (quoted separately) or by your local contractor.
Shop drawings · factory quote
Send the run length and a deck or stair photo. We reply with shop drawings.
One cable railing run, assembled once before it ships
Posts, cable and top rail are cut for your run, stood up together on our workshop floor, then taken down and crated in the order your contractor needs them.
Cable deck railing, stair runs and vertical cable
Three layouts suit most homes. Each cable railing system is drawn to your deck or stair, not picked from a stock size.
Cable Deck Railing
Horizontal stainless cable between black-coated posts — the common cable railing for decks with a view.
Cable Stair Railing
End posts cut to the stair angle and cable that follows the stair line, for interior stairs and exterior deck steps.
Vertical Cable Railing
Vertical cable between a top and bottom rail, chosen where the run crosses the view at eye level.
Cable railing systems we build to order
Cable railing residential owners order
Villa & Country Home
For ocean-view villas and ridge-line homes, cable railing nearly disappears against the horizon — finer than a glass edge, lighter than a baluster wall.
New Home Build
Lake, mountain and coastal new builds often specify cable railing for decks so the view stays in the room; the stair runs on the same line with raked end posts.
Apartment & Condo
Terraces and balconies where the view is the point. Black cable railing on black-coated posts suits a contemporary facade; raw stainless reads lighter against glass and steel.
Multi-Unit & Batch Renovation
When the same balcony repeats unit after unit, one drawing sets post spacing, cable count and finish, and every run ships to that drawing.
Cable, posts and finish
Four steps, every cable railing run
Drawing-first coordination
Post layout, infill, top rail and the standards list, drawn to your run for approval.
Fabrication in Foshan
Cut, welded and finished in our own workshop.
Trial assembly before packing
The run stood up on our workshop floor and checked, then taken down.
Export-ready crating
Labelled and packed in assembly order for ocean freight, ready for our crews or your local contractor to install.
Before you order cable railing
Black cable railing or stainless?
Both. Black-coated posts with black cable is the popular deck look; raw stainless reads lighter and is common on coastal sites. Posts and rail are coated in one batch so the finish matches.
Can the cable railing continue down the stair?
Yes. Stair runs get end posts cut to the stair angle and cable that follows the stair line, drawn together with the deck run so the top rail meets cleanly.
What do you need for a quote?
The run length, a deck plan, stair photo or elevation, the finish you want, and the ship-to city. A phone photo with rough measurements is enough to start; we reply with shop drawings.
Do you sell by the run or by the piece?
By the run. Posts, infill and top rail are drawn and built for your deck, stair or balcony and ship together in one crate. We do not sell loose fittings.
Do you ship to the US?
Yes. We have shipped to 60+ countries. Every run is crated for ocean freight to your port, and freight terms are agreed with the quote.
Who fits it on site, and who signs off?
In the USA, Australia and Canada our own crews and partner installers can fit it nationwide, quoted separately, or your local contractor installs from the shop drawings and the assembly manual. A licensed engineer or certifier in your area signs off the drawings.
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