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Wooden stairs, how to install them?

Wood is a universal material, which is often used when manufacturing Stairs. The reason why the wood is because of its ability to sustain warmth as well as the esthetic value of the stairs. However, there is a problem associated with wooden stairs because it can be slippery. If you love to walk in the home barefoot, you should protect yourself from injuries and on stage edgings sticky strips. This simple method will prevent your family members from accidents.
It should be mentioned that when you are looking for the right wooden stairs, you should think about many different details. In general, it could be a challenge to find a balance between the functionality of the stairs and it’s appearance. That’s why you need to know some certain guidelines.
First you should measure the area, where you want to instal wooden stairs. If your house is big, you may choose a big and traditional staircase, but if the area, where you want to construct stairs is small, maybe you should think about a spiral staircase? If you have a chance, you should install stairs against a wall. It will give it more stability.


If there are children in the house, you should consider to choosing stairs with high and reliable railings. They will protect your child from injuries, also, will look lofty. When you are choosing railings, you should think about  metal elements, glass or stainless steel cross tubes. It important to mention that the armrest should be wooden for the heat emitted because armrest would be quite cold for your hand.

When people want to construct stairs in their house, the frequent question is which stairs should be chosen, steep or not? Of course, if you have little ones in you house, we recommend choosing moderate stairs.



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