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Making a stairs

karltimber · 2007-05-16 15:04:48

no- not a house stairs :D Have just coverted the attic of the garage - flat to apex - and want to make a sturdy stairs for it. do not want a fold up one. It will be pivoted by two large bolts so it can be stored flush with the joists. so - whats the best size timber to use - gap is about 30" wide. Sturdy enough for going…

16-05-2007 3:04pm

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no- not a house stairs

Have just coverted the attic of the garage - flat to apex - and want to make a sturdy stairs for it. do not want a fold up one.
It will be pivoted by two large bolts so it can be stored flush with the joists.

so - whats the best size timber to use - gap is about 30" wide.

Sturdy enough for going up with loads but light enough to lift/pivot it back into place so it's out of the way.

Have some 7"*1 3/4" left over but it would weight a ton.

so what to use -- 6*1 ??

Thx

K

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