I'm working on a proposal right now for a stair replacement for a front entrance. The client likes a clean look, and we are going to do a cedar railing, with nice cedar newels and a stainless cable infill kit instead of vertical balusters. The client wants trex for the treads to prevent slipping in winter.
Does anyone have an elegant solution for dealing with the cut edges? The treads will be around 12" deep including the over hang. I am thinking maybe miter the outer 1x6 to create a border. And maybe use cedar risers mitered to the skirt board.
Anyone have any other thoughts?
Does anyone have an elegant solution for dealing with the cut edges? The treads will be around 12" deep including the over hang. I am thinking maybe miter the outer 1x6 to create a border. And maybe use cedar risers mitered to the skirt board.
Anyone have any other thoughts?