Hello!

I've been googling around a bit and reading what I could find. The shape of the staircase is a bit unusual, so there will be a few odd mitre angles :)

Does the actual construction look right? I have a center-to-center measurement of 60cm, is that too tight for a staircase? I've calculated the steps to be 260mm deep and the riser height to be 145+22 (the decking is 22mm).

I will be placing it on a patio with tiles.

I've attached pictures of the drawing. What do you think? It seems to me like an extreme amount of lumber!
 
  • 3D drawing of a staircase construction plan with unusual angles, showing measurements of 600mm width, 145mm height, and intended for outdoor use on tiles.
  • Illustration of an angled outdoor staircase construction plan, showing steps with dimensions of 260mm depth and 145+22mm height, next to a tiled patio.
  • 3D sketch showing a U-shaped staircase design on a tiled patio, adjacent to walls with door openings.
  • Blueprint of a staircase construction with unique angles and board placements, showing detailed measurements for each step and riser.
  • 3D drawing of a uniquely angled staircase design with multiple steps, set against a tiled wall, intended for placement on an outdoor patio.
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I think the shape is unnecessarily complicated. I suggest you simplify it somewhat. See sketch. The step measurements are good.
A staircase design sketch with four rectangular steps leading to a triangular top, suggesting a complex shape.
 
J justusandersson said:
I think the design is unnecessarily complicated. I suggest that you simplify it somewhat. See sketch. The step dimensions are good.
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Thank you! Yes, that I will suggest. Not bad. Then I think I will build the top platform with blocks and support beams against the walls, and then stringers for the stairs. It ended up being a lot of timber with 5 "frames."
 
I think that is an excellent idea.
 
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