Do you want natural or manufactured stairs? For natural stairs, dig out the dirt for form steps that are 6-8" high and as deep as needed to fit your slope. Secure the edge of each step with landscape logs, stone, or poured cement.
You have to use a shovel and level the ground for each step. You will have to remove sod and you may have to fill in under some steps. If it is a steep area, make a railing to hold onto. You can make this out of plumbing pipe using connecting pieces and set the posts in concrete!
Please, I need ideas for builds that do the carrying/pulling of a laundry bag/basket up & down stairs. A crank pulley system will not work since that still requires a...
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I have 6 concrete stairs and a small Landing leading to my house. I would like to go over them with a composite type decking material without having to dispose of the...
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The basement stairs are dangerous - there's nothing on one side! But they are narrow and if I close them in permanently, I will have trouble getting furniture up and ...
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I am trying to figure out how to make a pulley system to help get groceries up the stairs. Maybe something like a close line with hooks. So far no luck with ideas. An...
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Do you want natural or manufactured stairs? For natural stairs, dig out the dirt for form steps that are 6-8" high and as deep as needed to fit your slope. Secure the edge of each step with landscape logs, stone, or poured cement.
You have to use a shovel and level the ground for each step. You will have to remove sod and you may have to fill in under some steps. If it is a steep area, make a railing to hold onto. You can make this out of plumbing pipe using connecting pieces and set the posts in concrete!
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