I am looking for details on ‘Ladder Stairs’ (alternating tread steep angle staircase) – if there is a plan detail available it will help me convince the inspector that I am not crazy! Thanks,
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Run a Google search on Ship Ladders.
...that's not a mistake, it's rustic
Try searching the archives. These have been discussed several times.
Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change.
Maybe you could adapt a 'Library' ladder.
Premade, and they can be beautifully constructed.
I have seen the alternating treads ships ladders before, with a single foot tread at each step instead of a full tread, but I could not find a manufacturer for you. But I would worry if the building inspector did not know of a regular ships ladder consisted of. If I come across the alt. tread ladder I will let you know.
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