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yeah, it was hot that day. I assure you they are all on correctly though. they won’t allow you to put it on upside down. They only go on one way, so it’s kinda dumb proof as far as that. Lol thanks for your comment and thanks for watching. Please subscribe it’s free and if you really want to be saw that like and share.

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What about attaching posts to a cement or concrete? Do I do the same method but minus one of the steel plates

@sychochef6666 great question so you would only need the bottom face plate that is on the post you’ll want to mark the whole locations and you’ll wanna pre-drill using the right size drill bit for anchoring it down you wanna use red head, concrete anchors, most likely half inch by 3 inch it will tell you the size concrete bit to use to pre-drill them

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Thank you so much please subscribe to my channel it’s free and if you want to be really nice like and share and in return if you ever have any questions and I can help you feel free to ask and I’ll do my best. There is a video showing how we installed the post up

The other video is titled veranda, deck post watch that video

yes, the bottom support bracket gets installed with a little screw. Measure your bottom rail mark the middle and place it there.

no, you cannot. You have to use a stair rail if you use a straight rail, your spindles will not be standing plumb.

Watch the video it shows you what to do you use the same postop kit but you by 8 foot post sleeves and you cut them in half at 48 inches each when you slide that on you take the black piece that goes on the post up and you slide it in upside down in the post sleeve it’s all in the video please subscribe it’s free and if you want to be really solid lake and Cher, do you have any other questions please ask

The bottom bracket slides right on it’s at the 4:20 second mark

The bracket that helps with the weight. You center it in the middle

@@bey111101 so that is just a short little piece of square plastic that they provide you with, and it gets a small screw that screws it to the bottom rail

Yes it helps the bottom rail from sagging

No, the post at the bottom step need to be 42 to allow for the angle and to still allow for the height of the top rail. Just leave them long if you’re getting a 8 foot 4 x 4 I would even just cut it at 48 inches if you’re getting a pose sleeve 8 foot I too would cut that at 48 inches once you put your rails up you can cut it short as you like to. I hope this helps please subscribe it’s free and if you want to be really solid like and share thank you so much if you ever have any questions, please feel free to ask if I can help you I will.

42” if you want to match the stair railing to the decks railing.

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