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Old 05-11-2012, 12:30 AM   #1
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Rebuilt inside steps

My husband rebuilt our inside steps going to the bedroom. Sorry I don't have the before picture of the steps which were 2 steps. They were very steep and I am short and was pretty hard for me to get up and down them. He removed the 2 steps and created 3 steps. I think he did a very nice job on them. We leave on our trip next week for a trip around the us for 6mo. I am so glad I new steps.
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Nice job! Do you loan or rent him out? I have a few projects...
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He does very nice work. Maybe you can ret him out in your travels for fuel money
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Looks like someone knows what they are doing! Really a nice job!
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My husband rebuilt our inside steps going to the bedroom. Sorry I don't have the before picture of the steps which were 2 steps. They were very steep and I am short and was pretty hard for me to get up and down them. He removed the 2 steps and created 3 steps. I think he did a very nice job on them. We leave on our trip next week for a trip around the us for 6mo. I am so glad I new steps.
Looks like he sure did a great job very nice
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Very nice job. At the next camp site you may have some customers waiting!
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Very, very nice job. I am sure you are enjoying the not so steep decent now. The stairs look AWESOME
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Very, very nice job. I am sure you are enjoying the not so steep decent now. The stairs look AWESOME
we are on our 6mo. trip. we left on Wed so we are on 2nd night. My knees do not hurt now thanks to my DH.
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Aw crap, now my DW has seen your steps and guess what? I am going to redo our steps too__. I did get a reprieve until we return from Alaska though. DW wants the bottom step tread to hinge so she may store shoes under the steps.
Those are very professional looking steps. Hope I can do half as well.
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Aw crap, now my DW has seen your steps and guess what? I am going to redo our steps too__. I did get a reprieve until we return from Alaska though. DW wants the bottom step tread to hinge so she may store shoes under the steps.
Those are very professional looking steps. Hope I can do half as well.
@ Ray,IN good idea with the hinge. I told my husband what you said he just laughed good luck with the new steps.
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Looks like a great job! Is yours a COUGAR? Looks very similar to ours. I may consider doing the same for my wife's and my arthritic bones! Did he have to change anything else?
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Looks like a great job! Is yours a COUGAR? Looks very similar to ours. I may consider doing the same for my wife's and my arthritic bones! Did he have to change anything else?
Cougar 2009 5th wheel. the steps before were 10" &11" that is the only thing he had to change.
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Aw crap, now my DW has seen your steps and guess what? I am going to redo our steps too__. I did get a reprieve until we return from Alaska though. DW wants the bottom step tread to hinge so she may store shoes under the steps.
Those are very professional looking steps. Hope I can do half as well.
LOVE the hinge idea. Every nook and cranny helps when you are in limited space.
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LOVE the hinge idea. Every nook and cranny helps when you are in limited space.
every nook and cranny but I am having hard time remembering where all those nook and crannies are now that we are on the road. LOL
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