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Where can I Find this stairs

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  • 16-06-2006 9:46am
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    taby_dub
    Closed Accounts Posts: 61 ✭✭


    Hi,

    Seen this picture on myhome and really like the way the stairs clicks together and would like to get it for my own home.

    Does anyone know who supplies this property_features.asp?id=274303&np=&nsa=&type=pa


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    RiderOnTheStorm
    Registered Users Posts: 2,136 ✭✭✭RiderOnTheStorm


    looks like a regular stairs with very nice wood covering the steps & risers. Wish I thought of that ... when I took carpet off my stairs a few years ago, I was left with cheap plywood steps! I should have covered it with good qual hardwood.

    Doesnt look like it should be a prob to make it yourself Taby, if you are handy with a router.


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    ScottishDanny
    Closed Accounts Posts: 288 ✭✭ScottishDanny


    They look great but is there a legal/safety issue about not having a banister?


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    tdtd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭tdtd


    you would have to get it made in by a joinery workshop- as it is a cut stringer with oak treads and risers, most standard stairs you cannot see the edge of the stairs as they are set into the stringer (side of stairs)
    not cheap either!!


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    kadman
    Moderators, Home & Garden Moderators Posts: 5,099 Mod ✭✭✭✭kadman


    taby_dub wrote:
    Hi,

    Seen this picture on myhome and really like the way the stairs clicks together and would like to get it for my own home.

    Does anyone know who supplies this property_features.asp?id=274303&np=&nsa=&type=pa

    Cladded standard stairs, with solid material, grooved and jointed, and rertofitted onto a normal stairs. This is an option if you were fitting , lets say, 18 mm flooring on the ground floor and first floor. If you fitted on the stairs only, you are increasing the first step 18 mm in height relative to the rest of the stairs. The last small tread will then be awkward to deal with. Tricky to explain I am afraid.

    Ideal, as I said if you were re flooring throughout.

    kadman


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