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Charitable animal
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Stairway To Heaven
Hope this may help other deck guys, enjoy http://www.putfile.com/cdac/images/47969
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
That could be a lot of fun to move
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
Good job Bone! It's nice to see other fellas out there doing the kind of crazy ***** I do.
Bob
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Charitable animal
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
thanx guys, I put it up here to hopefully give someone a visual looking to do something similar, bob I want to see some crazy pix, I need some inspiration for future projects
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
I like the pencil sharpener on the wall.
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Charitable animal
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
got the stairs positioned today to drill 4 more footings, they will be tucked in closer than what the pix show. Stained to match rest of framing and cayanne 1x12 capping treads. opposing stairs are ready to pop outta the molds tommorow http://www.putfile.com/cdac/images/47969
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
That is nuts. They look sweet in place...
BTW what happened with the tile guys?
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
Impressive!
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
Right on, man! When alls said and done, you ought to pony up the dough to get some aerial shots (or quasi-aerial) of that project. That's a brochure pic waiting to be discovered. Call your TREX rep, see if they're interested -
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
Nice Work !!
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Charitable animal
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
thanx guys, more stair shots
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
I like the straps for the rail posts... I do the exact same thing. Best way to keep them tight.
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
It is very, very nice work! I only have one question, of which I'm sure you have the answer to. Doesn't the tread span, outside stringer to outside stringer require stringers to hold the tread up between them? I may have missed something in the pics, if I did forgive me. I am not cutting your work, I think it is top knotch! Just wondering.
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Re: Stairway To HeavenQuote:
So lets say you have a set of stairs 4' wide; cut stringers: (4)stringers @ 5"+/- = 20"+/- of structural chordage end stringers: (2) stringers @ 7-1/4" and 9-1/4" = 16-1/2" of structural chordage the 3-1/2" difference is of minimal signifigance, ultimately any deflection along the stairs run can be eliminated with intermediate support. far as deflection in the treads, depends on what you use for treads and their span, for greater widths aluminum with a channel bend front and back would probably offer the best strength/weight ratio. In my case I cut em out of select 2x12 there is no deflection when I step on them, if the stairs were say 5 or 6' wide I prolly would have used PTLVL for the treads. I hope this helps, and I hope the pix help someone doing similar work Last edited by Bone Saw; 10-29-2009 at 11:58 PM. |
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Charitable animal
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
almost done, couple more days, Hey Terry Howz your project comming along, lets see some updated pix
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Charitable animal
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
hopefully marty will chime in, I wish we had some other decking reps in here too. since completing this project a little over 2 years ago, customer has done some amazing things to the back yard. aside from the already beautiful home and serene landscape and setting, he has an amazing paver patio and stunning pool which along with my deck, really make this home a showpiece.
now to my question, if given the opportunity to tear off the decking and railing and redo, could there be interest (marketing or otherwise) among manufacturers to have their product on this deck??? lets hear some product and color scheme scenarios. will wait for feedback before continuing. tia |
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
Bone, sometimes we have done photo discounts, something like that - a promotional discount for a deck that we can use in a photo shoot, usually direct to the homeowner.
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Re: Stairway To Heaven
Are there problems with the decking/rail after 2 years? J.
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