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[Gustavo]

Hello. Did anyone see the pre-made stair sides that Martin installed : Where can one buy them, I wonder??? I think he called them vagn stycken..
Feel free to leave tips if you have seen such things anywhere
Regards, Gustav

 

[Starfighter]

It's called vang-stycken. Close but no cigar...

I've never seen any when rummaging around in building markets, but they're probably available somewhere. Or they can probably order them upon request.

 

[Tobbe6205]

According to TV4's website, they made the purchases at www.k-rauta.se
Tobbe

 

[Gustavo]

okey..much appreciated
Regards, Gustav

 

[wilson]

Mr starfighter is probably more of a besserschmitt than anything else, vagnstycke!!!! snickarn says VAGNSTYCKE starfighter says - I WANT but CAN NADA. Love Wilson

 

[piloten]

I have no idea why vangstycke gave more hits on the internet than vagnstycke ???

 

[ama]

Norstedts Dictionary, 10th edition 1995:

"vangstycken side pieces that support the steps on wooden stairs"

*EDIT* now I became terribly curious about what a vang is, does anyone have a book on older Swedish words?

/ama

 

[Bob_the_builder]

Didn't see the program. Was it an indoor or an outdoor staircase? I saw pressure-treated ones at Bauhaus a while ago. There were at least three different heights (maybe 3-4-5 steps).

 

[MrMagic]

Mr Wilson: It's called BesserWisser....  ;-) ;-)

 

[Immobil]

snickarn säger VAGNSTYCKE

8) Å då säger han fel, det heter vangstycke och inget annat.

 

[Gustavo]

Regardless of what they're called, it's a convenient way to quickly get the stairs to the basement done... Hope they're not too expensive though will stop by Bauhaus to check it out...
Regards, Gustav

 

[Starfighter]

Mr starfighter is probably more of a besserschmitts than anything else, vagnstycke!!!! snickarn says VAGNSTYCKE starfighter says - I WANT to but CAN NADA. Love Wilson

There's a lot I want and can do, but I never speak on things I don't know. Feels good to have the forum gods on my side 8)

 

[Scout]

Didn't watch the program but if it's about outdoor stairs, Bauhaus had it in pressure-treated wood last summer.
Unfortunately, they had set the blocks incorrectly with the wood fibers facing upwards.
Even though the steps cover most of it, there's still a gap where moisture/rain goes directly down.
Since I am a lazy person, I bought two anyway, which I then covered with plastic before the steps were put in place.