How would a Routed Wedged Housed-Stringer Stairs survive in a Low Humidity area that goes as low as 9% relative humidity? Would they Shrink and Squeak?
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I'm in no way an expert on this but would think if materials used were given proper time to acclimated to the low humidity everything would be fine . I've built stairways this way with and without risers and had no problems . I live in an area with high humidity though.
I agree, we have to let Hardwood Flooring acclimate here and Install it tight to the walls in which was totally opposite from what I was taught back east. It does shrink, But it is fine if it is acclimated. I just did not understand why no one offers pre-fabed stairs here.
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