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6 years ago

hi can you fit a stair case in 2170h with a run of 2300?

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6 years ago
Rex Bruker: Yes .. you'll end up with short step .. 240 with 30mm overhang/nosing and roughly 180 rise - 11 treads 12 risers want to know more give me a call 0417260724
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