Climbee
2018-11-06 07:05:38
- #1
We have stairs!
To the upper floor:
And to the basement:
The one to the basement is one step shorter (because we don’t have as much space in the hallway downstairs) and therefore the remaining steps are each a bit higher than those of the stairs to the upper floor.
And once again to everyone who wants to save space by using a "smaller" staircase: even here (and we are talking about less than a centimeter per step) the difference is clearly noticeable!
Going to the upper floor is very comfortable, to the basement still fine, but especially when you walk both staircases in a row, you clearly notice a difference. The basement stairs still have dimensions that are within the normal range and are even undershot in some plans.
To the upper floor:
And to the basement:
The one to the basement is one step shorter (because we don’t have as much space in the hallway downstairs) and therefore the remaining steps are each a bit higher than those of the stairs to the upper floor.
And once again to everyone who wants to save space by using a "smaller" staircase: even here (and we are talking about less than a centimeter per step) the difference is clearly noticeable!
Going to the upper floor is very comfortable, to the basement still fine, but especially when you walk both staircases in a row, you clearly notice a difference. The basement stairs still have dimensions that are within the normal range and are even undershot in some plans.