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Stair stringer


otterine

When I cut the balcony and the adjacent stair opening, I left enough room to add a stringer. This completes the look of the baseboard trim up the staircase and addresses the slight warp in the pocket door wall that the stairs follow.

I used 1/16" thick basswood sheet to make the stringer, tracing the outline of the stairs flush with the back and lower front. I added a little extra to the top to trim the stairs. I painted the visible part of the stringer Vintage White by Folk Art and the back edge black.

At the base of the stairs, the stringer meets the baseboard trim. I glued the stringer to the stairs to keep it in place. The stairs are still removable at this point, because I need to be able to work on the railing and newel posts.

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It's those little touches of reality that make your projects special. I would not have thought of a stringer, but of course it looks so much better with one:)

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