The place is looking better and better. As someone who's been in architecture for 30 years I wonder if you guys have to deal with a building inspector. Those steps are probably going to require a handrail. Also, max step rise is 7". If you have any questions about that stuff, feel free to ask and I'll do my best to get you the info you need. Keep up the good work.
I'll be putting up some handrails soon. More than two steps require a handrail. I'm good on the rise and step length. We do have to deal with building inspectors, but most of the stuff we've been building hasn't required a permit. The septic tank and leech field did require a permit and inspection. Those passed with flying colors. The deck is low enough that it doesn't need a permit. The steps, however, may be a different story. Once I get that figured out on how I want them done, then I'll cross that bridge and get them inspected. I'm learning on the go.
I'll double-check, but I think the deck has to be over 30 inches in height to require a permit. I think that counts for the stairs going up to it as well. I'm exactly 30 inches at the highest part
Looks like you are correct. I'll be installing a handrail for the stairs. I had the rise correct as well as surface area. But, more than two steps require handrails.
@@mtbingadventures1551 Decks with drops of over 30" will require a 42"H guard rail too, so you might want to double check if you need one for your deck.
What a great spot to celebrate a ride! it’s really coming together.
Thanks, it really is super fun out here. I hope you can make it out one day
Here are a few nickels to put towards the trails. Great videos, keep up the good work.
Hell yeah! Thanks man. I really appreciate that. We are building away out here
Glad to see that things are moving along nicely. Netflix looks freaking great!
I wish I was making Netflix money 😆. Thanks, perhaps you'll be making a visit this year?
The place is looking better and better. As someone who's been in architecture for 30 years I wonder if you guys have to deal with a building inspector. Those steps are probably going to require a handrail. Also, max step rise is 7". If you have any questions about that stuff, feel free to ask and I'll do my best to get you the info you need. Keep up the good work.
I'll be putting up some handrails soon. More than two steps require a handrail. I'm good on the rise and step length. We do have to deal with building inspectors, but most of the stuff we've been building hasn't required a permit. The septic tank and leech field did require a permit and inspection. Those passed with flying colors. The deck is low enough that it doesn't need a permit. The steps, however, may be a different story. Once I get that figured out on how I want them done, then I'll cross that bridge and get them inspected. I'm learning on the go.
Everstoke!!! 🤘 Looking good man.
Thanks
Tire pressures change too...check to see if that makes a difference. Steps lookin' pretty cool, rustic....
Good thinking. I'll check that out as well. Thanks
Hope to have a beer on that deck this summer. Hopefully!
That would be outstanding. I hope it happens
@@mtbingadventures1551 not sure when but that’s on my list of summer fun.
Looks good,Aaron!
Domo Arigato
Great Video…..U rock and I’m in TUS on my west coast MTB trip and I’ll let u know if I have time to camp/ride after Moab…
Cheers
Dave
I hope it works out. That would be great if you make it out.
Nice. Please check, but I believe that CA code requires a hand rail when you have that many steps
I'll double-check, but I think the deck has to be over 30 inches in height to require a permit. I think that counts for the stairs going up to it as well. I'm exactly 30 inches at the highest part
Looks like you are correct. I'll be installing a handrail for the stairs. I had the rise correct as well as surface area. But, more than two steps require handrails.
@@mtbingadventures1551 Decks with drops of over 30" will require a 42"H guard rail too, so you might want to double check if you need one for your deck.
@62swampboy62 it's not over 30". We still might put a handrail all the way around, though. I'm hoping to work on it more this weekend
@@mtbingadventures1551 Good deal. Just a wise idea to keep the building code in mind LOL.
Great work. Loved the steps
That you. I appreciate the comment
Maybe trail one could donate aluminum handlebars for a handrail
It would be cool to build some handrails out of mountain bike parts. Or something really unique