What angle should my stairs be?
Stair codes and guidelines prefer an angle of around 37° for normal stairways and around 7° for ramps. There is,
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Stair codes and guidelines prefer an angle of around 37° for normal stairways and around 7° for ramps. There is,
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According to code, rails must be installed on stairs with more than three risers. Local code may differ. We have
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According to IRC (International Residential Code) Exterior stairways shall be provided with an artificial light source located at the top
valentin_upqode2021-12-17T17:49:26+00:00December 17th, 2021|Installation, Project Tips|
Yes! Just because you are not planning on getting your deck inspected, it needs to be built to code. We
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In most cases, the answer is simple, “yes.” While some local codes deviate from this, all decks that are built
valentin_upqode2021-11-24T19:45:05+00:00June 29th, 2021|Installation, Project Tips, UpSide|
We get this question a lot and we are currently working written instructions for installing lighting/fans/porch swings, etc. into our
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The Patriot Post Mount can be installed into wood, concrete or composite surfaces. That said, we do not suggest securing