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Re: Spiral Stairs - the long and winding ......

Posted: May 4th, 2021, 8:36 am
by Grafunkus
km1125 wrote:Qr Bbpost Looks good! I think that would have made a huge improvement in my old 3607. Nobody was comfortable on those stairs. I would also opt for a larger swim platform. The stock one is about the smallest usable one you could have.


As we were drilling the holes for the bottom, Doug noticed that it seemed wet. We will be looking into a new swim platform next season. And yes it would be a little larger.

Re: Spiral Stairs - the long and winding ......

Posted: May 5th, 2021, 7:03 am
by Viper
Grafunkus wrote:Qr Bbpost
Viper wrote:Qr Bbpost Nice :down:

Do you find the height from one step to another an easy climb?

The height of the steps is a little steeper than I would like but they are much easier to deal with than the ladder. I did mention that to John (Stainless Outfitters). He mentioned that if they added more the treads would overlap too much. Also that the swim platform is installed after production and apparently there is no standard height.

Is each step thru-bolted through the post, and if so, were those holes pre-drilled? My thought is that if they weren't, you could set the steps closer together by dropping them all to a comfortable height because it's not currently a full step height from the top step to the deck. If the post came pre-drilled, I think I'd be drilling new holes to accommodate a more comfortable climb. This may not be doable in some applications but it's clear that there is room for adjustment in your case.

Re: Spiral Stairs - the long and winding ......

Posted: May 6th, 2021, 8:35 am
by Grafunkus
Viper wrote:Qr Bbpost
Grafunkus wrote:Qr Bbpost
Viper wrote:Qr Bbpost Nice :down:

Do you find the height from one step to another an easy climb?

The height of the steps is a little steeper than I would like but they are much easier to deal with than the ladder. I did mention that to John (Stainless Outfitters). He mentioned that if they added more the treads would overlap too much. Also that the swim platform is installed after production and apparently there is no standard height.

Is each step thru-bolted through the post, and if so, were those holes pre-drilled? My thought is that if they weren't, you could set the steps closer together by dropping them all to a comfortable height because it's not currently a full step height from the top step to the deck. If the post came pre-drilled, I think I'd be drilling new holes to accommodate a more comfortable climb. This may not be doable in some applications but it's clear that there is room for adjustment in your case.

Each step came predrilled with thru-bolts.

Re: Spiral Stairs - the long and winding ......

Posted: June 14th, 2021, 7:06 pm
by jjcaudle18
can you tell me where you purchased the spiral stair case?