How To Convert Bottom of Straight Stairway To Three Step Winder - Easy Home Remodeling Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
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Omg! - Thank you so much for this video! 🤩🤩
Absolutely brilliant video. You could not have made that ANY clearer. So well explained too! - thank you
You're very welcome!
Finally a build gor all to do
Very thorough and detailed.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing. I have a project I’m staring and this is so informative. Thank you
You are so welcome!
excellent video. Exactly what I needed. Very well explained and illustrated!
Awesome.
excellent explanation.
II am also trying to get a straight entrance off the other side of my room, so winder on the left and straight then right angle on the right.
Great video.
Thank you. This is something on our radar with the goal of making our mainfloor stairwell to our second floor safer as we age . Our issue is our home was built with the mainfloor stairwell directly over the basement stairwell which limits our options. Would love to rebuild the mainfloor stairwell wider and with a bottom winder to break up the height somewhat. Again, excellent video.
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
*For the amateur designer* 2 steps for a 1/8 turn (22.5 degrees each, 45 degrees total) with the inside 6" forming a 1 ft. straight line, will provide 10-1/8" to 10-3/8" at 12" from the inside of the turn. This should give you leeway to fit step in most strange dimensions. I had to use straight (non-winder) steps to a 1/8 turn, straight steps to another 1/8 turn, finally straight steps to a 1/4 turn and 1 bottom straight step.
*On the Inside Edge:*
The 2 winders will fill 12" horizontal 0" vertical, 0" horizontal 12" vertical, or 8.5" horizontal and 8.5" vertical at 45 degree angle.
This places the straight non-winder steps at 10" horizontal 0" vertical, 10" vertical 0" horizontal, or 7-1/8" horizontal 7-1/8" vertical at the 45 degree angle.
*Creating a spiral-ish shape*
This can be used to create a spiral-ish circular or octagon shape 8 feet across with 11 steps before ducking under the higher steps for 85.25" drop, more than enough for the 6'8" code. You have enough room for 4 straight steps entering the 1st turn (48" from 1st winder, 40" for 4 straight steps), 5 if you have the top step set back 2" more.
With this, in a 3/4 turn you can drop 20 steps, almost 13 feet, in an 8' by 8' space, though there light be some code limit on the total number of steps.
Hello do you have a mid span support video for long outside deck stairs.
Good video, but might I suggest you check the headroom limitations BEFORE you build the temporary (or not) short wall and cut the stringers at the bottom of the existing stair.
- Architect Tom D.
Yes, headroom is a definite one, building codes, handrailing, guard railing, materials and the list goes on an on doesn't it. Thanks for sharing.
I want to remove two steps so the stairs aren’t too close to the front door, but looks like I have to re do all of them to get what I want.
Can you do a video showing how to do this at the top of the stairs? To adjust?
It's on my list.
@@stairbuilding awesome thank you! I’ll keep an eye out for it. We are wanting to do that to the top of our straight stairway.
Hey do you have a solution for steep steps in a home
www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/design/stairs/index.html Look for videos in smaller spaces.
What about the opposite? I have three winder steps on the top of my staircase that I want to straighten them. I changed the floor plan so it is now more convenient to straighten them and I don’t want to replace the whole staircase. Any clue?
I have that on my list of videos, but don't know when it will be made.
@@stairbuildinghi mate. This video been made yet plz? Interested to see top of stairs
Width of the lumber?
You can use construction standard lumber most of the time and different sizes.
Can you remove the curve and make it straight?
Yes.
Is it possible to do this at the top of the stairs?
Yes.
@@stairbuildingwould you please be able to do a video demonstrating doing this to the top of the stairs
@@RindSkyTripperyes please! I am wanting to do this to the top of my stairs!
Have you ever used a carpenter square and stair gages or nuts? set them at 12 and 6 7/8ths this will give the angles you need to work off the corner of you sheet, 30* , 60*. for a 2 stage winder simple 45*. We add numbers in the notch according to what is need. We also have standard dimension add into each winder. These dimensions are for installation purposes and how the winder gets supported.
Easier said than done...
Can't argue with that.
Funny. I finished my basement and I took out the 90 degree turn in the stairs. No regrets 10 years later.
Awesome.
You are very informative, but it is very frustrating that you leave out alot of information that could be very helpful. It seems like you have all this knowledge and have so much experience ,that you assume that other people are on the same page as you. I am not trying to knock you or criticize you, but I was hoping that you could really take a good look at what you are saying and doing to see and if it is possible to explain things or demonstrate things in a different way. You can tell from your videos and your experiences that you are compassionate and love what you do, I just wish that you could reach me better. I know that it's not all you it's also the way that I learn. I would like to thank you for some of the information that you have provided.