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   JohnFinn | Jan 31, 2006 07:00pm | #1

   would something like this work?

    

   
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   xosder11 | Jan 31, 2006 07:03pm | #2

   Oh a wise guy eh?!- yuk yuk yuk"I'm your huckleberry"

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   JohnFinn | Jan 31, 2006 08:47pm | #3

   Could not resist!

   If we had some more information on what these stairs need to do? rise, run, width, materials, look?

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   Rumble | Jan 31, 2006 09:20pm | #5

   yOU SURPRISED ME,i THOUGHT I WAS CLEAR ON WHAT i WANTED. i AM A CONTRACTOR BUT HAVE NEVER HAD A LOT OF EXPERIENCE WITH HARDWOOD STAIRS. i AM CONSTRUCTING 3 SETS WITH 7 TREADS EACH APPROX 36-40 INCHES WIDE. i AM LIKELY GOING TO BUILD THEM OFF SITE AND INSTALL. tHE ISSUE IS ACTUALLY HOW AND WHAT IS THE SIMPLEST METHOD OF LAYING THEM OUT AND CONSTRUCTING THEM. i WILL USE REAL HARDWOOD TREADS AND PLYWOOD RISERS. tHEY ARE ALL BETWEEN WALLS BY THE WAY.SORRY i DIDNT KNOW MY CAPS LOCKED ON SOHOPE YOU CAN UNDERSTAND.

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   Piffin | Jan 31, 2006 11:29pm | #6

   I hate it when I do that!Gonna cut that little caps lock finger off someday.Coffman stairparts has a great little book with all the info you would need in it. My yard gave me one without even asking as I was pricing parts. some places might sell it - but I'd also bet you could google a pdf of it online and be ready to run. I'd look for you myself, but I've already got ten windows open researching something else. 

    

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   Piffin | Jan 31, 2006 11:37pm | #7

   http://www.coffmanstairs.com/installer/installer5.htm 

    

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   JohnFinn | Feb 01, 2006 12:21am | #8

   Piffin,

   You just saved me 14 chapters worth of writing. Great link.

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   razzman | Jan 31, 2006 09:05pm | #4

   18567.1

   'Nemo me impune lacesset'
   No one will provoke me with impunity