I built this simple little oak stairway for a client that needed their old stair replaced.
Nothing fancy…..just 2.5 inch stringers mortised for the 1.5 inch thick treads.
I worked this one in between some curved stairway jobs. This guy used to be my boss years ago and I didnt want to turn the job down.
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Geeze, Stan, you're starting to scare me with all these STRAIGHT staircases!
;)
jt8
It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. --Chinese proverb
Where do you live that you get to have open risers?
Jealous. :-)
I can't speak for other parts of the country, but when I lived in NE Indiana, I knew folks from NW Ohio, Defiance and Paulding counties, who acted as owner/builders or had GCs build new for them, where no building inspection of any kind took place.Gene Davis, Davis Housewrights, Inc., Lake Placid, NY
Stan is in east-central IL. Go find some of his other postings, curved stairs are his specialty.
jt8
It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. --Chinese proverb
Edited 5/26/2005 10:19 am ET by JohnT8
Tea: Obviously this would not pass an enforced code....I advised the owners for this to meet code would require a horizontal baluster of some type splitting the 6.5 gap between the treads.
Stan