Sidebottom Residence Contemporary Staircase, Edmonton
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Example of a mid-sized trendy carpeted straight staircase design in Edmonton with carpeted risers — Houzz
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Getting it approved by the city wasn’t a smooth ride, though. They lucked out with an accommodating inspector, and compromised with a carpeted surface for the slide rather than a slippery material, which was deemed too dangerous. Letwiniuk says he didn’t want to make the addition too steep, just steep enough so that with a little oomph you could get some good momentum going down. (And we imagine that using a slick sleeping bag as a toboggan would produce incredible results.)He also says the construction was fairly simple and inexpensive. “It was basically just a framed wood plank that was sculpted and shaped to fit onsite,” he says.
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Hi Jenna,
The stair is 3'-8" across from stud to outside of stringer. The stair is another 2'-2" wide. Together, they are 5'-10" in width.
Happy sliding,
Inertia