How To Use Guide Boards To Form Concrete Stairs - Easy Building Ideas

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[@andrelourenco2071]

This is the best thing ever 😂

[@pigidly]

Hi. Can build stairs over old sunken stairs? I need to bring everything up 10” so the old broken concrete stairs would be under… would save me the clean up if it stays under. Thanks

[@justinkelly7445]

I'm trying to fix the side of my top set of steps leading to my front porch. Is there any way I can take a pic and send it to you so I can get a basic idea how to do it and what to buy?

[@ronsmate]

Your arbitrary reference to # 12 ("being a good number") is perplexing. There are lots of good numbers as you said. So please explain why you chose 12. If you did the exercise first and found that 12 was the most appropriate number you should start with, that's fine , just say so. If not, can you please send me next week's lottery draw numbers.

[@stairbuilding]

Next weeks numbers will be between 1 and 100:) as far as the number 12, I probably measured it from my scaled drawing to provide viewers with a good average number to start with.

[@geekonomist]

He wants 7 inches of rise
He chooses any number until his division reaches near 7. then he massages

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

@@geekonomist Thank you for explaining that for everybody.

[@ivancitodj79]

Hello I wanted thank you su much for this important video !!!

[@stairbuilding]

You are so welcome!

[@dapro2524]

Thank you

[@stairbuilding]

You're welcome

[@Luxcrete414]

This is a veeeeery helpful video we’ll explained. Thank you for the video

[@stairbuilding]

You're very welcome!

[@draelinson86]

Perfect 👌🙏

[@stairbuilding]

Thank you 🙌

[@lolol7110]

How did you know it was 12 before you divided the riser height into the length?

[@stevewort]

Why dig out to a flat surface vs stair stepping the soil? Your way seems to use nearly 2x the concrete than stair stepping the soil underneath the concrete stairs ???

[@stairbuilding]

I would think your method would work, but 2 time the concrete, maybe recalculate the amount???

[@nickbrian4546]

How do you know what kind of lumber to us for guide board?

[@stairbuilding]

I would think treated, but it will depend on your weather. Contact a local lumber yard for more suggestions.

[@WingsOfADream1]

this is the equation from math textbooks... in real life you almost never see such things.