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Good history lesson

That’s interesting. I didn’t know that.

Oh well. They get covered up anyway.

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Thanks!! so fun to see it all come together, another room reclaimed!

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@@ColoradoMountainLiving I wish I had taken the time detail the things in the house at the level you guys did...regrets. I've learned a lot though ...

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may you have peace and she a full swift recovery

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Ugh. Sounds terrible. We have a different way to get large objects out of the loft, called a hoist over the beam!

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Thanks! We are getting close on the hand rail now, got a new tool to make it real slick.

hahahaha!!! now that does sound funny. thanks

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Thank you! Bryan made a jig tool for the banding and it was really quite tight, but the wood dried a bit more since then. He just doesn't like the look of it now.

Colorado Mountain Living alright sounds good, just don’t want it to split, my parents home have a complete square log tree running over the fireplace the full width of the room and they decided one day to completely paint it white where it was natural open pore wood before, that log shrunk down at least 3 or 4 inches on each side because the moisture wasn’t able to get into the wood and it completely dried out, just mentioning it so that maybe you oil the wood and possibly don’t put anything that’s going to seal it completely from the humidity in the room so you don’t get massive contraction, just relaying some past experiences, truly looks great want to keep it looking that way, if you haven’t decided on the railing also still think some thick cabling that goes up to the platform would give support on the steps and something to grab going down or up the steps then you can run a rigid piece of whatever you’d like attached to the cabling in a spiral going down the steps, just some ideas whatever you do I’m know will be fantastic, continued success Fabrizio

Thanks! Yes, you could say that. Basically the 3 big ones are 1. finish the closet 2. install radiant heat into the bathroom and kitchen area 3. build the steam shower. BUT all that comes after installing the railing, which I hope can be done before the end of the month.

Thanks! Yes, there is no carrying furniture up or down them. But, the workaround is to look to the center beam in the ceiling.. It's relatively easy to attach a ratchet strap/pulley system there and hoist objects up and down, there is nothing obstructing from below the loft railing. Although we are using the loft as a bedroom currently, it's not really designed to be one. When we finish the rest of the house and are ready to move the bed down to it's intended location (current living area) THAT will be an interesting video to watch!

Thanks for the tips! And they actually are anchored at 3 points. the mid floor does have a platform, it's quite a few videos back. but basement, 1st floor and second floor are all anchored to steel. I think we'll get a bit more once the railing is added as well. Thanks so much!

Yey!! He certainly could; he uses the stairs up and down to the basement already.

@@ColoradoMountainLiving Perfect! He will be able to wake you up in the morning at dawn :D

I think you'll see our next idea will be fairly easy to bend.

Thanks! Yes, you have to have an opening to the stairs below that gives 6 ft 6 inches of clearance. If you move it to the left, the stairs are higher on that side and you don't get the head clearance.

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Yeah, that's a great point about the leather. The furniture is on the verge of being tossed in the dump, it probably won't hold up another winter & year of sun. Things seem to sun rot quicker than anything else.

Possibly, but since the stairs don't extend past the platform, there is practically zero weight beyond where they are secured to the platform now.

You need to make sure you have the 6'6" clearance for the step below, so making it bigger, would have eliminated that clearance.

hahah! good saying

It will stay open and install a railing for safety.

@@ColoradoMountainLiving that is letting in light to! ;)

we have been camping downstairs for 4 months.

Thanks for the info!

...have to interject ,, headspace ,, unless changed ,, has always been 80" ,, (6ft 8in.) ,,not 6'6" .... treads from top to bottom within 3/8" max....measured from finished landing to finished landing.... 8"+/-- tread top to tread top equal overall...under 4" spacing anywhere on stair system ...again ,,check with your county inspector.. and save any aggravation of having to redo ... ..unless changed ,, check with your county inspector....built stairs and finish work in Colo.for 25 years... But ,, not all inspectors stayed to UBC code ... .....feed them a BBQ dinner and a couple of beers ,, you might get the c/o signed from the back deck ,,,,, instead of the front door..... ...have been through many houses that were not up to code....

Next time! That was a Looooog work day all packed into a 20 minute recap lol.

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Yes we've had this problem before some certain brands of screws and bolts, happens with impact hammer drill.

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Uncomfortable to lie down on and make a video scene, yes. but easy to use and not uncomfortable to walk on.

no i just had sawdust in my eye

@@ColoradoMountainLiving I see. U guys are working non stop. Ur making it look really good. I'm impressed