How to build Stairs. Easy steps DIY staircase
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2013
- How to build a staircase that you can install yourself. This is a staircase that we built at our workplace, very sturdy design, only took a few hours to construct.
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I thought, I was the first to do this design, this guy did it 8 years ago! I built these stairs for a tiny house in my backyard. In addition to screws I also used glue for each support and I secured brackets under each support.
We bought a house built in 1955 that has this same stair design leading to the basement. Works pretty well, but eventually the supports wear out if they're not thick/tall enough.
Love this! Simple and easy! Im going to use this method to build some stairs, after looking at tons of websites and videos, finally i found something easy enough that i can do! Thanks for this video!!! :-) 💚
Some people just love to criticize, the man did a great job. Simple , easy and it does the job.
As any engineer will tell you. Anybody can design a bridge but it takes an engineer to design one that does the job without over building that just adds to the cost.
Great job. Simple, ease of construction and does the job.
thank you for sharing and showing us your expertise. i find it very easy to follow..thanks! job well done!
great job. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing your time and effort to the people
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Parabéns ,genial , Deus abençoou com esse dom é muito caprichoso,abraço da Vovó Cida, Campos dos Goytacazes RJ Brasil
Parabéns cara!
Você é um grande profissional!
Simpliest of all stairs video, thanks a lot.
Parabéns meu amigo, saiba que uma pessoa que mora bem longe de você aproveitou seu ensinamento. Que Deus te abençoe e te guarde.
Isso é pra profissional!!!! ta de parabéns.
nice mate, helped a lot
Very nice - Ricardo - Brasil.
Parabéns você grande proficional
You made it so simple, and I love it. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it very much. 👍
If you like woodworking just look for Wood Prix instructions
Muy hermoso trabajo. Gracias por el video👍👍👍👍👍
muito bom, seria bom o seu áudio explicando o trabalho, no lugar da música!
na minha opinião!
Flawless craftsmanship.
Walking down the steps looks like would be a little difficult due to close spacing between each step.
Besides that, excellent video!
muito bom , ficou ótima , parabéns
Good looking steps: solid, get the job done.
@S W nails have only been holding weight for a few hundred years but personally, yes, I use screws.
Good job!!
Congratulations.
Can you please share the measurements, the angles, ..and all numbers ..im interested in the space gain stairs with a high angle..thank you for the video
Thanks for sharing your work . I'm sure this is OK for an indoor job which I've seen in our store front rental units. As per load capacity, I will not suggest any over 250 LB.
What is the biggest problem with loads? the stairs? can you any improvements on this design?
Muy bien hecho tu trabajo, me gusta ese tipo de escalera.
very very nice bro thank you for share your experience
the calm soothing music is a definite plus--I've been a carpenter since 1974 and built lots of stairs. Looks like a good thorough job.
What did you build? Shit houses??? lmao This thing should not even be on UA-cam unless it's under the joking category lmfao
Sure beats measuring and cutting multiple stringers to exact dimensions. I like the look as well. I have an outdoor deck with stairs to a landing. There has to be a stringer in the middle though. If I adopt this design, I just have to cut steps in the middle stringer.
Gostei muito de sua forma de resolver a questão. Parece muito com o que estou fazendo.
Gratidão por compartilhar.
I did this similar way.Instead of cutting out the stringers thus weakening the wood I did as in video nailed the stringers.Another factor cost 2x12 wood is $$$$$ at least where I live.By nailing the stringers you can go thinner thus saving money and still super strong structure.
This style of stairs is much stronger than cutting stringers. I guess the stringer style is done because it looks a little fancier.
The cut stringers at big box stores like Home Depot, Lowes, and Menards in the USA can cost more. It's actually not to hard to cut your own stringers too. Great Job!
Thanks for sharing. Clearly people without experience need to do more research. As another commentator mentioned -- you must know your minimum rise and run before you settle on an angle... Again thanks for the video.
22/07/21. Muito obrigado pela dica q perfeição Deus o abençoe.
I did this in my previous stairs project. It came out crazy solid. I want to replicate it in a better way. Are there better ideas around this design that takes the entire 2x12 width?
Excelente 👍 👍 👍 CDMX.
Pre drilling construction lumber....next level.
I don't think that would pass code in most areas. You have the skills, the tools and the track saw to make perfect stringers with a framing square. Always use three stringers and remember the adage for measurement "finish floor to finish floor" and you can't go wrong.
I need to replace some stairs that go to storage over a shop, they are outdoors. The originals were very similar to this but had metal brackets on the stringers to support the steps. Wouldn't attaching supports to the stringers for steps, instead of cutting the stringers for steps make them last longer as it's still a 2X10 instead of a 2x10 with huge sections cut out. I also doubt my ability to make all those cuts correctly, I don't understand why this wouldn't pass code (I won't be inspected but want to make them safe), other than not having a 3rd center stringer.
sencillo sin complicaciones. justo lo que buscaba.
Great job
I´d like to do a question (sorry for my english) I can see you are using thick steps, but the step´s support is holded by 3 screws, so all the weigth is supported by 6 screws. Is it right? Thank you very much for showing your job!
Bueno Javier, ten en cuenta que los tornillos son gruesos, yo no pondría más tornillos, si acaso uno más y , en todo caso, los soporte se pueden encolar.
Only if you stand in the middle of a step. If you stand close to one side then your weight exerts force pretty much on only the 3 screws on that side.
Wonderful idea my friend i need one here in my house thanks teaching me
what kind of wood did you use for the stringer? and what measure has the beam?
Been a carpenter for 25 years, nothing wrong with those stairs!! 👍👍
What do you build? Shit houses??? lmfao
That is scary - Carpenter my arse
No treally sure why people complain. Eveyone is like they have milions and they can afford just OAK and veneer quality and luxury. This staircase is awesome as Silver Fox is saying. If you don't like them you probably look to much at TV and see the milion dollars houses. Come down on earth all of you.
I made a stair case similar to this, only I made sure I put 2 lengths of threadbar between the strings a third and then 2 thirds up - that way the strings won't spread apart over time. Also glue every surface that you're screwing and these will be strong stairs. As they are - I wouldn't have much faith in them
NICE !!!!!
What size stringer was used and are the treads the same size as the stringer ie; all 8x2"?
Looking to make one for a self build as temporary staircases cost £200-£250
Building staircases is not really so easy as it seems. It requires professional hands to build stairs. The manufacturing process of staircases is demonstrated nicely in the video, making it easier for a laymen to build stairs.
And how did you mesure the supports ? How many do u need supports for that stringer...?
very very nice bro thank you for share this Video
These will probably do fine in a shop or garage but these style of stairs always make me think of a ladder. Especially without the risers.
Too much time vs them not being more heavy duty.
All framing is stacked if you pay attention. It utilizes wood strength for proper support.
Amazing keep it up bro
Solid (uncut) stringers are much stronger than pre-cut stringers you buy. They only have about 4 inches under the cut, while if you build it like this it's the full 8 or 10 inches. Ideal stairs are 7 inch risers and 11 inch treads but they can be a bit shallower to make all rises the same size: Very important. Learn to use a building square to mark their position. Very quick and easy.
Amei parabéns ❤
Nyimak ni...pingin bikin kalau bangun rumah nanti...
Monggo mampir ya
I did something similar I wanted mine to be a feature, so stained it and finished it with polyurethane. One tip, between coats of PU, sand down the stringers etc. but do not sand the actual treads of the stairs. That way they remain slightly rough with the grain that is lifted and this makes them safer.
@Leon thecat Mine is as solid as a rock.
@Leon thecat You haven't seen mine so why refer to it as a death trap? The load is not supported by screws. The stairs are let in to the supports. My only comment was not to rub down the treds of the steps as the roughness is actually useful.
@Leon thecat Yes, it is to code.
@Leon thecat The contractr dealt with all that. It is several years ago. I had 2 staircases installed at the time. I should think around a hundred Leva.
@Leon thecat Why don't we just bring this to a close? Not sanding the treads of stairs works well.
Estupendo tu trabajo pero no me quejo pero con las erramienta que tu tienes quen no loase escala y muchas cosas mas ??
great video. Lose the music and add back the commentary
what is the opening access & the distance of the entire project?
Bravo complimenti
I'm getting a lot of useful information out of the "negative" comments, but people need to chill out.
Thank you 🙏
Nice!
La escalera está muy buena y fácil lástima que no tengo todas esas herramientas los videos siempre te la complican
saves the headache of all the math
CONGRATULACIONES !!!! CHE!!!!
what are the stringer and runs dimensions used ?
I wouldn't notch the top with sistered wood I would use maybe 6x6 that has been routed out in the middle leaving two edges and inside is some sort of metal bracket. Other than that it's a good video.
fazer é facil dificer é ter os materiales
going up looks easy. Coming down? Not so much.
Good!!!!!!!!
..ola mi compa ...kiero construir una silla de masajes
Silla shiatsu .... komo ves si me pudieras mandar el video ... si vieras komo te lo voy a agradecer ... saludos ... voy a estar al pendiente de la manera mas sensacional y feliz ...
I am designing a rehab system to rehab low end rentals (gut rehab) for less than $30k. These look ideal for that.
So I assume the clamping etc not necessary if u have 4x4 already right?
thank you so much
need to show more :) landing and the floor Hight . What about hand rails ?
I would cut the stair brackets to the same width of the stairs, and have the front of the brackets cut at a 90 to match the face of the steps. Then they would be hidden.
what kind of wood are you using here?
good job friend 😙
Good 👍
Do u not use a waterproof membrane between timber and concrete?
very good video Do you know how to use hangers????
É arte marcenaria
What do they call these type of stairs
Boa tarde ,belo trabalho adorei parabéns ao profissional , poderia fazer a tradução dos materiais e medidas em português por favor ?
Great stairs! Just wish there was someone describing the process step by step to go with the video. The music makes me want to sleep. Not conducive to learning. No music at all would be best, imo.
This would not pass building code where I live... Also, were those screws rated for structural work? Most lack the shear strength necessary for that...
Helios he just gave us the basic idea to build a basic stair , now you do the rest , according to code
The best
real question...what ki d of stringers is that called
darn good job
On the stodoys site you can find many interesting plans
Thank You!
@@masonoutward9490 Awesome to me too Mason.
Me too!!!!👏
How much did all the materials cost?
The old 18volt rigid days
I need basement stairs ASAP
Do't use that method, find a carpenter.
Using one too many super expensive tools. No dice with this video!
great video ... could i know the size of the crossbars (stringers)?
Who is the musician?
nice