Dual Stringer Stairs [exclusive] <Chrome>

In a dual stringer setup, the treads are secured between two parallel beams. This creates a "suspended" look where the steps appear to float between the rails, offering a lighter, airier appearance than traditional constructions.

: Often fabricated from high-strength materials like powder-coated steel or thick timber to ensure rigidity without needing middle supports. Benefits of Dual Stringer Designs dual stringer stairs

: When made of metal, they are highly resistant to the wear and tear common in high-traffic areas. In a dual stringer setup, the treads are

Open risers are beautiful, but they must adhere to local building codes. Most jurisdictions limit the gap between treads to prevent small children or pets from slipping through or getting heads caught. Ensure your design includes a "nosing" (an overhang of the tread) to provide better footing. Benefits of Dual Stringer Designs : When made

Why Your Free Standing Staircase Might Needs Double Stringers

Honestly, almost never. The only downside is material cost (one extra pressure-treated 2x12) and about 15 minutes of extra cutting. Compared to the risk of a collapsed staircase or a lawsuit from a guest’s injury? It’s a no-brainer.