Oak stairs

Deansocial

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didnt make them but fitted them.

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Dean
 
Why didn't you give me the chance to make them for you  [poke]

I like the angled door under the stair, did you make it ?  The treads look quite thin, about 25mm possibly ?  I always make mine 33mm.

Good to see some of your work at last  [big grin]
 
woodguy7 said:
Why didn't you give me the chance to make them for you  [poke]

I like the angled door under the stair, did you make it ?  The treads look quite thin, about 25mm possibly ?  I always make mine 33mm.

Good to see some of your work at last  [big grin]

no i didn't make it, That angled door was suppose to be fixed but i decided it was a waste of space.
Treads finnish 22mm i think but have 4 glue blocks and 2 large triangular supports under them.

33mm solid oak treads? really?
 
FOOTSTOOL IS A WOMAN  [scared] [ban]  lol

Dean, always make my stringers & treads 33mm thick.  Risers usually 12mm oak mdf but sometimes 18mm solid oak.  Always fit 4 glue blocks to every tread also.

I like the hinged door, gonna borrow that one  ;D
 
woodguy7 said:
FOOTSTOOL IS A WOMAN  [scared] [ban]  lol

Dean, always make my stringers & treads 33mm thick.  Risers usually 12mm oak mdf but sometimes 18mm solid oak.  Always fit 4 glue blocks to every tread also.

I like the hinged door, gonna borrow that one  ;D

if you do a triangle door it has to have a small flat section on top to be able to open
 
woodguy7 said:
FOOTSTOOL IS A WOMAN  [scared] [ban]  lol

Dean, always make my stringers & treads 33mm thick.  Risers usually 12mm oak mdf but sometimes 18mm solid oak.  Always fit 4 glue blocks to every tread also.

I like the hinged door, gonna borrow that one  ;D

bit of a waste of wood, doesnt grow on trees you know
 
Ha Ha, yea.

The thicker treads really makes for a quality stair.  Ive seen the 25mm ones & not keen on them at all.  Blooming heavy when it comes to fitting though  [sad]
 
woodguy7 said:
Ha Ha, yea.

The thicker treads really makes for a quality stair.  Ive seen the 25mm ones & not keen on them at all.  Blooming heavy when it comes to fitting though  [sad]

what would you charge for a stair like this supply inc landing boards?
 
Believe it or not but i rarely get straight flights, nearly all 90 deg winders or 180deg winders.  Labor to do an oak 90 winder is around £800 supply only. Materials around £1200.  Fitting around £280.00 & handrail, spindles ect £250 for fitting.  A straight stair is much cheaper but much easier.

Never mind Brett, hes still at roofs yet  [poke] [bite tongue]
 
these cost me £2900 supplied inc landing spindles doors 18mm boards for under side etc inc vat
 
One thing i notice is the top nosing is flush with the chipboard.  I presume the carpet is going to tuck around it.  I sometimes have the top nosing up by 15mm or so to allow the carpet & underlay to be just above the tread.  Makes for quite a nice look but not everyone likes it like that.  I always give the choice.

LOL, ok Brett, you have me there  [embarassed]
 
woodguy7 said:
One thing i notice is the top nosing is flush with the chipboard.  I presume the carpet is going to tuck around it.  I sometimes have the top nosing up by 15mm or so to allow the carpet & underlay to be just above the tread.  Makes for quite a nice look but not everyone likes it like that.  I always give the choice.

LOL, ok Brett, you have me there  [embarassed]

yeah i know what you mean, 1 prob with that is the landing wont get carpeted till about christmas and would make a nasty trip
 
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