Dfm is right. If staircase parts are not installed correctly, the situation may become a safety issue, which, besides putting yourself and your family at risk, could also be a reason for your insurance company refusing a potential claim. If you do not have any previous carpentry experience in this area, it is best to hire a pro.
there are codes for stair cases....the spindles need to be close enough that a child can’t get thier head thru...you may want to work with a pro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTEz4aQWxzI
Dfm is right. If staircase parts are not installed correctly, the situation may become a safety issue, which, besides putting yourself and your family at risk, could also be a reason for your insurance company refusing a potential claim. If you do not have any previous carpentry experience in this area, it is best to hire a pro.
You got this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-lq5WWgy-c