Hello

I'm in the middle of renovating a house from 1936 and need to fix the stairs - see pictures!

Can the rule under the steps be removed? It's a small wedge under one of the steps… after the demolition, it's quite loose… There was previously a fabric-covered casing over the underside of the stairs…

Wooden staircase with loose wooden wedge under a step, viewed from below during renovation. Ceiling visible at top left corner. A staircase with white railing and exposed wood panels underneath, showing the area in question for renovation.

Picture 2 is from the other side of picture 1

What do you think about removing that rule?
 
Exactly what is it that you want to remove?

The standing rule?
 
Violina Violina said:
Exactly what do you want to remove?

The permanent rule?
Wooden staircase with a gap on the side, highlighted with a yellow line, potentially indicating an issue or renovation area.
 
It depends, is it part of the vangstycke?

If not, it should work.
 
Violina Violina said:
It depends, is it part of the vangstycket?

If not, then it should be possible
That's what's a bit unclear…
 
It looks like it's held with very small "golden" screws?

I would try to unscrew these. If it comes off then my qualified guess is that it doesn't have a function for the construction.

Then you need to put something that holds the steps in place and covers the grooves where the risers have been...
 
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