Construct Staircase with Additional Stringers
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What happens here
The stairs are constructed by attaching MoistureShield composite boards as treads to the stair stringers. Unlike traditional wood steps, this setup requires additional stair stringers (a total of five are used instead of the previous three) to prevent any 'spongy' feel underfoot due to the flexibility of the composite material. The treads are secured by screwing them in from the back side, avoiding the need for special joist hangers and ensuring a strong, stable staircase.
Goal: Build a stable composite staircase with sufficient support.
Tools and materials
- Circular Saw Milwaukee — Cutting stair treads to length
- Deck Screws — Fastening treads to stringers from the back
- Stair Stringers — The structural supports for the stair treads
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