How to Build a Practical Metal and Wood Staircase for Your Garage/Workshop.

In this video, I'll show you how to build a custom metal and wood staircase for your garage or workshop. This staircase is perfect for accessing elevated storage areas or mezzanines in your space, and will add a modern industrial touch to your decor.
We'll be using profile pipes and angle iron to construct the frame of the staircase, which will be welded together for maximum stability and strength. We'll also be incorporating wood treads to add warmth and character to the design.
I'll take you through the step-by-step process of designing and building the staircase, including measuring and cutting the metal components, welding the frame together, and installing the wood treads.
This project is a great way to improve your welding skills and add a functional and aesthetically pleasing element to your garage or workshop. Whether you're an experienced welder or just starting out with metalworking, this project is achievable with basic tools and equipment.
So, grab your welding gear and let's get started on building this metal and wood staircase! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to my channel for more DIY projects and home improvement tips.

[@woodweld]

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[@stanbelogub5581]

Excellent work. Well done. I'm waiting for the next video.

[@woodweld]

Thank you very much, I appreciate your feedback!

[@Sumardiono-qh7kr]

Nice tecnic for build the metal work👍👍Good job 👍👍🥰Thank you for this tutorial tecnic🙏🙏🥰

[@woodweld]

Thank you for your kind words and for watching the tutorial! I appreciate your support.

[@zumixplay]

Amazing work! 👍👍👍👍

[@woodweld]

Thank you very much! 🙏

[@sergebelogub2798]

Хорошая работа Мэн, успехов в работе!

[@woodweld]

Спасибо тебе большое! Благодарю за поддержку!!

[@erickmiranda8508]

Cuales son las medidas del hoyo en el plafón y qué altura tiene del piso hasta arriba , gracias

[@woodweld]

This job was done a few years ago but from what I recall I would say the opening in the ceiling is approximately 1 x 1.5 m and the height from the floor to the ceiling is approximately 3 m.

[@TheOrganico21]

Creo que está muy vertical desde arriba se ve poco espacio para poner el pie al bajar

[@woodweld]

You’re right. If the opening in your ceiling is larger, you can create a more comfortable staircase. We built this staircase for a client's garage, which he doesn't use frequently. When designing a staircase, it's crucial to consider the ceiling height, the size of the opening, the width of the stairs, and the dimensions and number of landings.

[@victormachorevenga3690]

Buen trabajo chicos!!
De que espesor serían esos cuadradillos?
Gracias por el vídeo!!

[@woodweld]

Thank you for watching! The thickness of the squares is 40x40x2mm.

[@yuliad850]

👍👍👍

[@conrad4373]

nice! may I know what are the sizes and thickness of the square tubes did you use?

[@woodweld]

I used 40x40x2mm profile pipes for the legs of the platform and 60x40x2mm for the stair supports.

[@erickmiranda8508]

Que medida tienen las tablas ?

[@woodweld]

Do you mean the stairs or landings?

[@JuanCarlos77733]

Puedes dar las medidas

[@woodweld]

Thanks for watching! Each staircase varies because every ceiling has a different height and the opening to the upper floor varies in size. That's why it's not possible to provide specific measurements for different staircases. This tutorial demonstrates how we constructed our staircase.

[@tissotmoralesgarcia8594]

Lo único que no dió son las medidas

[@woodweld]

Thanks for watching! Each staircase varies because every ceiling has a different height and the opening to the upper floor varies in size. That's why it's not possible to provide specific measurements for different staircases. This tutorial demonstrates how we constructed our staircase.

[@williamfrancisco2027]

Nice work but I stopped taking you guys seriously the second that dude started polishing that tube cap without safety glasses on, like wtf dude. Your sight is so precious! I’m not a safety cop but take better care of yourself at work man.

[@woodweld]

The tube cap polishing was a risky move, but hey, we like to live on the edge... just kidding, safety first!