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   PaulBinCT | Mar 24, 2006 06:35pm | #1

   Why is Captain Kirk their spokesman? I thought Scotty just beams him up? 

   Sorry, that's all I can contribute...

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   Soultrain | Mar 24, 2006 06:40pm | #2

   I thought that was funny too.

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   darbie | Mar 24, 2006 10:02pm | #3

   This sounds like the same as EZ Riser.  Clever name.

   I've think they have a great product.  Fast, stronger than traditional stairs, easy changes.

   What about the price though?

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   topBuilderCA | Nov 03, 2010 10:24pm | #6

   EZ Stairs works great

   This product is very simple to install. EZ Stairs is adjustable so you can custom fit your stairs to any space. We have easily dropped a full day off the build time on our stairs.  We used to need a ladder to get up and down from the deck do our posts and rails.  Now by the time the decking is on the stairs are up.  It is really nice to have the stairs finished when the last of the rails are going in,  we used to always have to leave someone behind to finish the stairs. The stairs are very strong and code approved. Totally worth it. I’ve saved $$$$ on labor because of this product.     

          

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   HandySteve | Mar 25, 2006 04:48am | #4

   Been along time since Ive laughed hard enough to almost pass out  and fall of the couch.

   Thanks

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   ponytl | Mar 25, 2006 07:25am | #5

   last month when i was about to build 20 sets  of stairs and no 2 exacly alike i looked at every product out there...  my 16' 2x12's  cost me $14 ea and with 30 min on the computer printing out each stringer (http://www.blocklayer.com/Stairs/StairsEng.aspx) i cut every stringer in a day, i think for someone who can't cut stringers .. and alot of people can't or just don't have a need to know...  some of those "stairs for anyone" deals would be good...  for production or being cost effective   i don't think so

   p