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hawkeye5766


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Is this what they teach in carpentry class?? biggrin

 

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No, those are Australian steps.

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LOL, even a guy like me with zero carpentry skills and I mean zero skills sees the problem!

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Well he's not finished yet, maybe he's going to cover that side too and they will reversable? ramp/stairs?

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After making it down the stairs, the next step might actually be worse.

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haha, that's awesome!! I'm an Engineering Manager and always tell my staff to try and look at it from the fabricator/contractor's perspective but I'm guessing here they had the drawings upside down??!! I know you can buy 'precut' stringers, I guess Home Depot etc. better start putting 'this way up' on them or they open themselves up to liability.....good grief, some people shouldn't be allowed to own a hammer.

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Unless I'm missing something here ( the humour ) ... those steps were actually attached correctly on the other end of the deck. They are just leaning there out of the way for demo or reno.

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tulobf12 wrote:

Unless I'm missing something here ( the humour ) ... those steps were actually attached correctly on the other end of the deck. They are just leaning there out of the way for demo or reno.

 No I don't think you're missing it as you are correct, it's just the way they are sitting it 'appears' they were built that way 

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I figure they placed the steps that way.. took the picture and created the conversations were having
It really wouldnt be a surprise to see something like this though

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