Hi all - I know everyone likes a project update here
I ended up with enough spare chunky wood from a neighbour clearing out I figured I could knoc ...
@Dave-1 absolutely - iteration and prototypes always improve things! Due credit to the boss she is normally right in the end also
I did a partial ...
Morning @kitfriendesq
They look solid as a rock and love the notches in them! Looks like they will last for years!
How about resting the base on a c ...
Hi @kitfriendesq,
Unfortunately, the Peak stair stringers have only been manufactured for use with timber treads and are not compliant with concrete ...
Afternoon @kitfriendesq
Sorry Im late to the party Wasnt able to view notifications on the page
I like the style of your steps that you mention a ...
Hi @kitfriendesq
If you go with concrete, then you would be easily safe to drill into them to fasten t hem to the stringers. Just allow around 100m ...
Hi @kitfriendesq
In regards to the meatal stringer being able to take the weight of a concrete step, please allow us to call our supplier and askin ...
Hi @kitfriendesq
I doubt you will find anything cheaper than that treated pine tread you linked to. Just be aware it's not going to be the best lon ...
Hi all - I know everyone likes a project update here
I ended up with enough spare chunky wood from a neighbour clearing out I figured I could knoc ...
@Dave-1 absolutely - iteration and prototypes always improve things! Due credit to the boss she is normally right in the end also
I did a partial ...
Thanks @Nailbag! I agree concrete is probably a good balance of durability and cost:
1) do you think the stringers would take the weight?
2) I’ll go h ...
I'm looking to build some relatively low traffic stairs for the side of our house, total rise is approx 600mm, width around 1200-1300mm.
The Peak P ...
This weekend’s update! My neighbour rolled us a flue from scrap corrugated and we’ve mortared in with some rebar and wire should assist with smoki ...
