Installing Railing Posts and Panels

[Applause] You guys having a good time? I know I am. My back is shot. My knees hurt. Sure. I pulled the hammy, but we got two hands and a positive attitude. It's finally railing. And this is going to be the easiest railing system I have ever installed. It's so easy. Your grandmother can do it. Mine can't cuz she's dead. Thanks for bringing that up. But in this situation, it's very straightforward. You have your post. This is a blank post for our staircase that's going to go here. These are all railings that come off of it. All of them have this little cradle that they sit into and the screws just go right in. In any situation you need to cut them, you just use an angle grinder. Fast, smooth, easy. And on top of it, they come with little wedges to make sure it's nice and level. It's a pretty simple plan. I don't expect too many things going wrong. Very straightforward. The number one concern is make sure everything's nice and straight and everything is symmetrical as you can get. Other than that, it should be a pretty uneventful day. And heaven knows I need an uneventful day for a change. This is where dreams come alive. All the hard work pays off. We got our first panel on. This thing is looking slick. I am leveling it with these little wedges that come with the thing. Just throw a little magnetic level on. Well, I got to screw on there. And then uh make sure it's good on both sides. And that should allow for you to keep your, you know, panels from going like this. Let's talk a little fine details here on this railing system. This rail does not have any holes, only these brackets on the side. To keep this intact, you have these little covers that little saddles that go on top. And then these selftapping metal screws that basically puncture a hole through and secure this thing in place. Got a couple more panels to secure here and then we'll start working on our railing that goes down to our steps. I am working up a sweat. Today's the first official hot day, so we're hitting 90° in just a little bit of I'm sweating like a pig. But we're moving on. I got all my post secured. I still got to do some final finishing things right now, but we're working on steps. As you can see down below me, we've conveniently poured some uh landing for our bottom of our staircase. And yeah, this is pressuret treated, but that's going to get a lot of wear and tear being on the ground like that. So, we're going to elevate it. You can put pavers if you want if you don't want to…