This basement stair situation required a stair rail that can be removed, so big items can be carried downstairs. The top and bottom rails with spindles are one unit, which can be lifted of the blocks attached to the top after loosening two screws. The three-ply bottom of the post stays in the tread. The middle ply is part of the railing unit and slides out of the bottom post piece. The wood used here is white pine.
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ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea but can you please provide pictures of the work and of where the release mechanisms are. Thank you,
I have a customer that wants me to build them a removeable stair railing. Will you please send me pictures of how this is built and where the release mechanisms are. You can email me at krice@leclaireconstruction.com.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Ken Rice