Got wood?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Nice. Like it. No way to move it and no place to put it. Rats.

[healey36]

Wood, corrugated, same difference...

[rogruth]

Cool. I hope a kid did it.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Charming, very, very much so.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[sleepmac]

A real functioning work of art! It also wouldn't pass Code as it does not have a safety railing on the upper half of the stairs. A railing would seriously detract from the beauty of the stairs.

Dan Weinhold

[robert.]

It cant be functional.

[sleepmac]

Robert, in your opinion, why couldn't the stairs be functional? This inquiring mind wants to know!

Dan Weinhold

[rogruth]

I agree that a handrail is needed on the lower part and something would be needed on the top part to be safe.
The curvature on the left side that makes it so arty would also be a problem.
If it is just an art work it would need to beblocked from use.

[sleepmac]

Roger, thank you!

Dan Weinhold

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I just thought that the craftsmanship was something worth seeing. I sort of like it as is and we don't know where it is so code is another thing altogether. I do think that going up and down in socks might be challenging,

[rogruth]

I think it is a rather nice piece of art.

[robert.]

Curved treads and unequal spacing. I have a staircase in the shop. The second from top tread is a 1/5 inch higher. This allows it to clear a heating duct. Many people trip up the step when using it. There is nothing to stop anyone on those steps from crashing through the window.