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Trade: Design/Build Outdoor Living
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: ArkLaTexOma
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Free Standing StairCase
Anyone have any info, on building a free standing circle staircase?
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Trade: Wood working in spare time.
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: kankakee county,Illinois
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Re: Free Standing StairCase
Had to dig deep to find this for you but laid up at the moment so not a problem. I remember on a This Old house project they went to a awesome stair case manuf. in wisconsin. These guys are awesome. Here you go. www.arcways.com
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Trade: Carpenter
Join Date: May 2004
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Re: Free Standing StairCase
Why free-standing?? Are you gonna build the second floor later??
J/K - - what's happenin' Cole??
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Re: Free Standing StairCase
Not much, Tom. How have you been?
I am very busy. 747- I am looking at building one out of 3/4inch plywood and bending it myself.
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Trade: Concrete Foundations and Flatwork
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: South Carolina
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Re: Free Standing StairCase
I only know how I'd build it to pour with concrete.
First I would shore up a deck. The decking would be of multible layers of 1/2" or even 1/4" plywood. Then I would form the sides, again with multiple layers of thin plywood. After forming up the bottom and sides, I would use simple math to determine the run and rise. But it would require physical measurements rather than thoeretical run and rise. The rise is a constant, but your run would have to be measured on both the inside and outside stringer sides, not on paper, but actually measuring the work in place. Then the math would involve dividing up the diagonal stringer against the risers, within code. If you want a CAD design, give me the rise and other pertinent dimensions, and I may be able to give you a drawing. But that may require me being nice to my son, which is hard to do as the acorn falls not far from the tree. Nice challenge!
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