Lower level of the basement stairs:
Looking down the basement stairs:
The main floor staircase:
And looking down from the second floor:
Of course we'll need to install permanenet treads and a railing system. This is where the fun will really begin.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Stair Framing
One of the first features to decide when designing a house is where to put the interior staircase. Staircases take up significant floor space and determine how the rest of the floor space will be planned. Style needs to be determined too. In our case we're choosing "winders" because they consume less space than other designs. Here, you can see the winder steps in framing mode:
Lower level of the basement stairs:
Looking down the basement stairs:
The main floor staircase:
And looking down from the second floor:
Of course we'll need to install permanenet treads and a railing system. This is where the fun will really begin.
Lower level of the basement stairs:
Looking down the basement stairs:
The main floor staircase:
And looking down from the second floor:
Of course we'll need to install permanenet treads and a railing system. This is where the fun will really begin.
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Well actually they might be more "fun" without a railing, no?
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