Building Stairs
Building Stairs by Andrew Engel is a comprehensive guide published by Taunton Press in 2004. This subsequent edition spans 156 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses the complexities of stair building, combining precision carpentry with essential mathematical concepts. Engel provides clear instructions and illustrations, making it accessible for builders of all skill levels, from novices to experienced craftsmen.
Readers will find detailed guidance on the geometry, planning, and construction of stairs, enabling them to create structures ranging from basic designs to more elaborate configurations. The book covers various aspects of stair building, including the installation of railings and the use of off-the-shelf stair parts. Additionally, it includes information on constructing outdoor stairs, making it a valuable resource for those interested in carpentry and home improvement projects.
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Stair building combines precision carpentry with tricky math, so even experienced builders find it challenging. But as this extensively illustrated book demonstrates, any builder who can measure the distance between two floors can plan and build a stunning set of stairs. By clearly laying out the geometry, planning, and construction involved, author Andy Engel takes the reader from a simple structure built of framing lumber to a set of stairs fit for a king. From building and installing railings to using off-the-shelf stair parts, Building Stairs lays out the process clearly and completely.
- Written by a pro
- Accurate and reliable
- Easy to navigate
- Covers railings and newels
- Includes outdoor stairs
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