Since my stringers are cut and installed I don't feel as free.
This stairs should rise evenly for the first time over the whole run. I prefer to do penance for my haste rather then to have the first...
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Since my stringers are cut and installed I don't feel as free.
This stairs should rise evenly for the first time over the whole run. I prefer to do penance for my haste rather then to have the first...
Thanks to you Todd and the collective wisdom
I better come up with something sensible and overcome my minimalist tendencies. Not being a straightforward purist has me thinking about metal...
A 5/8" piece of wood or grass is not strong enough to span much as a heavy foot comes down hard. But all the riser support the treads very well over the width of that span, right? And with 5 longish...
Yes termites certainly have impacted my live :eek: over the years. Before I topped of the cinder blocks with concrete I made sure any thirsty insects had enough to drink.
Years earlier our house...
Todd and Jamie
Thanks. I rethink my structural confidence into unsupported bamboo treads. I do believe strength wise alone Bamboo is very strong but there is its brittleness.
Thanks again Jamie
This is what i did... without realizing the drop down where I now see jpg . Grateful and often overwhelmed for technology:eek:
Thank you all
Sorry I wasn't clearer. The new stringers do run all the way to the top. The previous shorter stringers butted up against a crossbeam which supports the floor joists midway of the...
Thanks Jamie
How to turn it into a jpg? Here is a png file of it.
The span between the stringers is about 30".
Daniel
For years accessing the upstairs room in my studio lead over stairs too steep and short. A serious termite infestation lead to a complete reorganization of my studio. In this process I got to cut and...
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