Steel stairs

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A bouncing board of ideas for your design project before you actually start designing. MAKE SURE YOU INCLUDE YOUR THOUGHTS SO FAR, OTHERWISE YOUR THREAD WILL BE TRASHED!

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ebuild: Removing and repositioning a staircase

I am buying an old property 1920's style and am going to put a double story extension on the back and a garage on the side (subject to planning permission?

http://www.ebuild.co.uk/forums/messages/3413/5943.html?1126137574

Concrete Home - Insulating Concrete Forms • View topic - Worried, waiting for curing, and having

I am just trying my hand at pouring a 2 step section of stairs. It is for an existing patio that we've had about 2 months. I floated the stairs, waited for the bleed water to evaporate, and then did the edging and control joint between the stairs and patio. All seemed to go well. Now the problem....

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Archinect : Discussion Forum : Regional : Changes to NYC Building Code

I'm surprised no one has posted this yet: Changes to NYC Building Code Any thoughts? I'm wondering what could have prompted change #3. Did someone get their toe caught and sue?

http://www.archinect.com/forum/threads.php?id=76479_0_42_0_C159

AECB The sustainable building association - AECB Forum

John and David I haven't found a solution yet but thanks for your suggestions. I need weather compensation but not an optimiser as I'm only trying to achieve a steady state.

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National Gallery Millenium wing (floating stairs) - Irish Architecture Planning Forums

hi! Does anyone know the construction details for the 'floating' stairs in the entrance hall of the National Gallery. The treads on the stairs seem to be made of terrazzo or some kind of precast concrete and appear to float- but are held in place by hidden metal bolts.

http://www.archiseek.com/content/showthread.php?s=15c3c53b688cb4f77519f014acf5a4e8&t=3466

ebuild: Space saver staircases

how come building control don't like em? the joiner reckons he can knock one up pretty easily, instead of paying between 400 and 750 quid for a few pieces of 6 x 2, his words not mine.

http://www.ebuild.co.uk/forums/messages/774/16465.html?1202922378

ebuild: Removing the cupboard under the stairs

I want to remove the cupboard under my staircase but want to make sure that the loading support/forces are not reliant on the cupboard wall in any way - I wouldn't want to compromise the stairs stability.

http://www.ebuild.co.uk/forums/messages/3413/3699.html?1096364082

ebuild: Plasterboarding under stairs.

I have recently had new stairs built to my loft conversion.How do you make the plasterboard fit under the turns in the stairs?I have wasted loads of board trying to twist it,is there a nack to this?Help please.

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54/55 middle abbey street staircase - Irish Architecture Planning Forums

interesting staircase to the rear of 54/55 middle abbey street.... there's a travel agents there beside the old chapters bookshop (now a bar)... down the corridor there is a terrazo and concrete staircase rising the height of the building from basement to top... six floors... brass handrail...

http://www.archiseek.com/content/showthread.php?s=cfac5ce086b5e1b5931e182ea7b8973c&p=12555