O.K. all circular stair guys and others…
Has anyone here ever framed up a helical ramping deck?
If so how were the “stringers” for the decking boards framed?
Is there any way to get away from gluing up helical stringers?
Thanks
Snaglpuss
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What's the radius?
Inner Radius is 75 3/4" , Outer is 111 3/4".
This is a spiraling ramp not a circular stair.
It is an outdoor deck type structure.
when the temp. gets right.. i think i'd glue up my own in PT and epoxy...in placeMike Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore
>>Is there any way to get away from gluing up helical stringers?
you could stick frame under each tread if you have the room underneath. I built a winder that sits an two walls at 90 degrees with a little help from autocad