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Amazing interior staircase 😱 | Beautiful guardrails 😍
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2023
- Finally built the interior stairs and guardrail/handrail. Still need to stain and finish some touch up sanding and I can’t wait to see how that turns out!
"Rough sawn white pine" = lumber from Home Depot
Huh?? You do know the Amish have this wood as well right? Very common, very reasonably priced and actually rough sawn.
Since when does home depot’s carry rough sawn?
@@justinstevenson2061it's pretty much the "crap" that they are selling that is supposed to be smooth is essentially like rough sawn is what is what he was saying
@@bch5513gotcha. I’m being too literal I guess, habit of mine.
But man the hockey stick lumber is rampant, some more mould on it than the shit I’m ripping out…..
Wow, 2 out of 3 don't understand that it's a joke
Nice, what are your plans for the real staircase after construction work finished?
I thought that in the beginning when he was talking about rebar, that he meant some fancy ironwork thing repurposing rebar and the wood was supports or something. But no! :D
2x4 warpy rail and children death ladder guard rails. Good job.
In many places now it is code compliant to use that type of rail
@rotaxrider what with a triangular void under the bottom bar big enough for a 5 year old to crawl through? Uk code is no gap bigger that 99mm - the size of dilation during birth......
@robthebuilder1327 It's 99mm to 110mm, roughly the size of a baby/toddlers head to prevent them getting through. Why did you make that sound so complicated lol
Is it built to code? The #1 feature about a stair railing is safety. I’ve been a stair builder for 26 years.
get outta here with your freakin code!
That rebar went in place to easily. I hope there’s no kids in the house
They should put a sign *'FOR DECOR ONLY'*
This fuckin guy: "Code? What code? What do you mean? How do I decode this code?”
No chance with the horizontal bars. Perfect for a baby to use as a ladder
Ha
Rough sawn
Pine
Visible screws(probably drywall)
2×4 top rail
Rebar
Jesus man. Any one of those but you put all of them in your house
😂😂😂😂😂 have you actually seen shit like this before? 2x4 hand-railing and just raw Home Depot lumber decor?
I suppose it's really lucky that it isn't your house then huh?
When you get all your ideas from Pintrest 😂
Literally his wife is a modern sheep 😂😂
When you’re jealous of an attractive man who’s handy 😂
When you want your house to look like a hardware store...
id be pleased with that
don't forget the smell of rusting metal and cheap pine.
😂😂😂
I was thinking pretentious post-industrial tap house or coffee shop.
When you have your children and raise them in this home you’re working on creating just know that those rails are all now ladders for your little one to crawl up and over that nice railing
my first thought.
Building departments hate these climbing ladders.
We’ve got a similar style but solid iron. 3 kids, they’ve been trained to climb on everything else but the railings
That’s a really good point 🤣 I didn’t even think of that. They could just sell the place for a big profit as well.
@@QDIHomePros your kids must be older, you can’t “train” an infant not to do what it wants to…
Agreed. It looks good, but unfortunately this is not to code and is a hazard. As stated elsewhere, kids will climb that rebar, that's why it is not allowed. Also, current codes in my area at least no longer allow a 2 x 4 as a hand rail.
The purpose of a handrail is to be able to easily grab it for support. A handrail that's 4 inches wide you can't actually grab, because you can't wrap your fingers around it. So in cases like this, you would have to add a metal pipe along the entire rail to make it usable.
Then the rebar will bend and stay bent. Horrible idea
Was going to say this. 2x4 on top means it is a guard and not a rail. Would have to add a handrail on the other wall or attach a rail on the side of this guard to pass code. But looks like it is for his own home so I'm not going to knock him too much for not being up to code, but it does make it annoying to use as a handrail.
The rebar makes it look like absolute garbage. Did you get into your grandpas crack stash again?
All that work for an illegal hand rail😢
Im in alberta...it passes code now for a few years
@@dirtrider2323 might wanna double check… 2x4 handrails are considered unsafe in most civilized societies
@@odyoddeller
You are correct about the rail, i was focused on the horizontal spindles thinking thats what you were talking about, my bad
I see DeWalt tools, and I'm already out
@@PFPTHEGREATEST oh god your probably a makita right? 🙄🔫
Great ladder for kids to climb! Wonderful idea!
Like lots of these jobs: looks okay at a distance, up close not so much
This.
I know this looks rough up close.
Quite right. 2 by 4 hackery
Looks pretty rough even from afar lol
Good from far... Far from good.
there is a reason for rails to be vertical and no horizontal
Nice L00k….. however this design is a hazard if you have toddlers and young ones in the house….. aka a significant climbing/ fall hazard. Some codes do not allow this horizontal rail design.
I agree it does look cool and very $$$$ efficient.
when a kid sticks their head through the rebar, they would get a nice impression around their neck.
Top rail 2x4 is a "guard rail", not a graspable handrail, code fail. Need to add a hand rail
I passed the final inspection here so we good 🎉
@Mordecai the Builder dude, the codes exist not to force you to pass a test, but to keep people safe. Passing inspection won't be of much relief if an elderly relative falls down your 2 by 4 stairs
@beachcomber it'll be better when a toddler falls off the ladder of rebat.
@@paulgush I don’t know why all of you guys are so rude. It’s his house… if he goes to sell it and has problems then that’s a conversation for another day.
People always pushing their shit on other people.
@@MordecaitheBuilderdude you're putting yourself in public and you simply don't know what you're doing. Obviously you don't even have a code book let alone read it.
The "it passed I section so I'm right" attitude shows you know nothing about building and codes.
I made some earlier comments but I'll move on because you don't care. If you make money and someone else's kid dies you'll just brag yours passed inspection.
The height has to be at least 42 inches I would bring the post from under to give more support the bars the gap can’t be bigger than 4 inches and to easy to climb I recommend go back and start over you built something unsafe
FYI, if and when you decide to sell the house, she will probably be required to change out the handrail to something that makes code. A 2x4 is too wide for that application.
This entire house is new construction and has passed ALL codes for my area. You can’t build without a permit and inspections here
@@MordecaitheBuilder You're telling me your building inspector halftime at handrail? Was he sober at the time?
To my knowledge, North America building codes ( US & Canada) prohibit this kind of horizontal guardrail in homes because it’s easy to climb for a child. Also, rough pine held together with screws is rough work, certainly not finish carpentry.
@@MordecaitheBuilder"I didn't get caught" is not a defense for illegal practices. Buy a code book this handrail is completely against code and has been for over 12 years of code.
@@MordecaitheBuilder
That is simply untrue.
Handrails must be graspable.
Guardrails must not be climbable.
When the inside should be outside😂
That’s not code , all the people watching , that’s a dangerous set of stairs and won’t pass the inspection
How about for a toddler falling after climbing the rebar ladder
@@Tazzyone. yes , one of the reasons it won’t pass , an important one !
Love all the idiots in here complaining about code. It's his house, his family, let him do as he pleases. Watch your own bobber
Ur preaching to the choir man
@@kstorm889 I know really, right . Do your own electrical, any way you want to , any beam , who cares about structural.
But in reality most places that are bought are mortgaged and the bank wants insurance on the property. And insurance companies guess what they care for , you guessed it my little friend, building code .
I see a guardrail, but WHERE is the HANDRAIL???
rebar rails make great baby ladders we found that out the hard way 😮
FYI ... don't make handrails from 2×4s... in most places it against code. imagine pushing against it... it won't hold up, you'll fall right thru it.
Code is there to save you from doing something that LOOKS safe but in in reality NOT SAFE.
Just buy a railing from Home Depot or Lowes... it's like $50-500 a section (depending on material type and how extravagant the detailing is)
Its crazy how for a home 2x4 isnt a safe railing but by osha we can put 2x4 as a railing to prevent falls from a higher level lol
It will hold up, it's just not great to hold.
Nah hire a professional, or even a craftsman 😅
I like it unstained. Beautiful!
If the rail is not graspable it’s not codeworthy ANYWHERE in the civilized world.
I've seen it all now!! Love the confidence 😅 good lord every body has a U TUBE Channel!! A circle saw on Finnish work??? C MON MAN
That is an incredibly unique idea and it looks great. I imagine it’s a lot lower cost or is it but it looks modern would’ve never thought of that.
Kids will be killing themselves like lemmings on those horizontal, climbable rebar rods.
Oh the humanity.... or just teach them.
@@kstorm889great point, children are famously easy to train 🤔 hey speaking of… what would happen if someone were to climb up that unsecured rebar ladder he put all around that 12 drop?
Stairs look great. How do you get the rebars in there? If you simply slide them in? If so aren’t they really loose with play.
Hey, those rebars don't play!
Glue
Kids will use that handrail as a ladder😮
Lol, first thing I thought when the video ended was the same thing everyone else commented!
Still looks good finished but definitely not to code.
Code where i live, a 6in sphere shall not be able to fit underneath the bottom of your lowest part of your handrail in the corner where the run an rise meet.
You coat the rebar so it doesn't rust? Looks great!
Looks great, but would it pass code inspection. Those horizontal bars can be used for climbing by a kid.
That rebar was a pro move.
I see a lot of comments about “code” and hell if I know. It’s different from state to state, county to county, inspector to inspector ect. Nice cuts though. I will say, I’ve found it easier to stain and paint before installation and go back for touch ups.
No... there's a national building code for guard and hand rails in the US. So just keep quiet goofy
Dude good job. still worried about the rebar sagging on the fron porch in the sun and heat, ooks bettefr than a cable system
Haha right when he said he sanded the rough sawn pine I was like "gotta pass it through the planer dude!" Then he said as much. Learned that lesson myself years ago lol.
Very nice staircase! It's got a kind of rustic meets brutalist sort of aesthetic! Not that generic red oak with white balusters you see friggin everywhere. Originality always a plus.
Do the rebar balusters on the exterior deck not rust all the hell anytime the humidity gets above 2% though?!
Oh, this whole build is an ambulance trip waiting to happen. 2×4 rail is basically worthless, and loosely attached rebar as the lower portion so it can come loose and hit someone below or impale someone who falls into it.
That handrail will fail any inspection
Beautiful work mate
Thank you! Cheers!
Tbh, for exposed stain grade, you need to joint and plane the rough lumber, unless you use a drum sander(but that wouldn't take you forever). Guaranteed it's got dips that will show once stained.
“My wife and I”
Rough translation*- My wife wanted this, and now I have to do it.
When you publish a how to video on a non code compliant handrail.
Fail.
It passed. It’s a new construction so had to be code compliant and it passed! :) (in my area)
Every renovation begins with my wife wanted...
How do you fix a staircase railing that feels a little lose? Start over or can I throw in some long nails?
No good especially if there's little kids around
Must not be any codes in your town.
Codes are for big jobs us country folk will build anything hidden from main roads and neighbors
Okay narc
@@thekingflea2199 well when your next project is a wheelchair ramp or a toddler size pine box you may begin to understand it's what is called a life safety issue.
@@friskybeaver ????
@@thekingflea2199yeah til you want to sell
Nice, quick question.....did you spin on one foot with your other leg kicked back🤔.
So, with all the screws visible?
Wood putty it’s nots that deep
I think he might have been using trim screws for some of it.
And now for the graspable handrail on the wall side right?
Has to be on both sides.
The 2x he used for the top rail doesnt count as a graspable handrail. Needs to be on one sedo or the other.
I think its beautiful
Wow, nice work!
Anytime
Sanding store bought wood
Like that it has a coating use a flap disc or planner get the top coat
Off then sand
Looks really good 👍
That rebar gonna rust through no matter how much you try to paint it
Nice work man. I love the idea.
Nice job!
They look very good, 👍 hope you don’t have any kiddos running around, yours or someone else’s… cos I know what they’ll do seeing these little steps to climb up!
Looks great but would never pass inspection (here)
can someone explain why this doesn't pass code?
@@Kaodusanya It’s regarding child safety. Rails should never be placed vertically as they could cause a child to climb and fall.
It passes in the USA not Canada
@@jlpease995no ot doesn't pass in the US!!!!!!!! If his area didn't use IRC, 90%+ of the US,he'd say so. It doesn't pass in all the other code areas I know of.
There has been much discussion over the years about the safety of horizontal infill on guardrails because of what is perceived as the “ladder effect” that horizontal or decorative infill patterns create. In fact, the first edition of the International Code Council’s (ICC) Residential Building Code (IRC), issued back in 2000, included wording that restricted the use of horizontal and decorative patterns. However, the International Code Council's Code Technology Committee (CTC), after detailed research and discussion with industry experts, removed the “ladder effect” wording a year later in the first IRC Supplement issued in 2001. And any wording referring to “ladder effect” has never returned. It’s also important to note, that the ICC’s Commercial Code (IBC) has never had any wording that restricted the use of horizontals or decorative infill patterns.
The exact wording of past and current Residential Building Codes (IRC) is as follows:
IRC first edition 2000 (included restrictions)
R316.2 Guard opening limitations. Required guards on open sides of stairways, raised floor areas, balconies, and porches shall have intermediate rails or ornamental closures that do not allow passage of a sphere 4-in (102mm) in diameter.
Exception: The triangular openings formed by the riser, tread, and bottom rail of a guard at the open side of a stairway are permitted to be of such a size that a sphere 6-in (152mm) cannot pass through.
IRC first supplement 2001 (“ladder effect” wording removed)
R316.2 Guard opening limitations. Required guards on open sides of stairways, raised floor areas, balconies, and porches shall have intermediate rails or ornamental closures which do not allow passage of a sphere 4-in (102mm) or more in diameter.
Exceptions:
1. The triangular openings formed by the riser, tread, and bottom rail of a guard at the open side
of a stairway are permitted to be of such a size that a sphere 6-in (152mm) cannot pass
through.
2. Openings for required guards on the sides of stair treads shall not allow a sphere 4-3/8-in
(107mm) to pass through.
Current IRC 2012 (“ladder effect” wording still gone)
R312.2 Guard opening limitations. Required guards shall not have openings from the walking surface to the required guard height which allow passage of a sphere 4-in (102 mm) in diameter.
Exceptions:
1. The triangular openings at the open side of stair, formed by the riser, tread and bottom rail of a
guard, shall not allow passage of a sphere 6-in (153 mm) in diameter.
2. Guards on the open side of stairs shall not have openings which allow passage of a sphere
43/8-in (111 mm) in diameter.
Please note, even with the above changes to the International Residential codes, every code jurisdiction is different, and some may still be relying on the earlier 2000 code interpretation. Therefore, it is important for architects, fabricators, contractors, and home owners to confirm local codes as related to the railing products they choose to install.
Looks lovely!
It does!
The rebar is a no go for me 😮
Show how to add the rebar!
Felx and hammer it in place. Scratching the inside of the wood. Just beware, the same force used to flex it and put it in place will take it out. So do not lean on it. Its purely cosmetic.
Very very nice !
Thank you! Cheers!
I just plane and apply finishers, no sanding (unless really necessary for details or whatever reason)
Beautiful!!
Great job!
Nice work man! 🔥
That’s gorgeous
Should choose hardwood, this kind of softwood not good for finishing
Horizontal spindles are becoming very popular
Its great to kids go to their ☠️
And illegal. This is not acceptable and very dangerous
@@PFPTHEGREATEST
Weve been doing them in alberta for 3-4 years now, im seeing alot of it lately, mostly metal spindles but now even wood planks....looks good
That is very good.....
Thank you!
This railing would've stayed black for even if they were powder coated. That rattle can paint won't last long
NICE JOB
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks good from my house!
Put your rebar in before your 2x4 top railing is attached.
I have a genuine woodworking question that I’ve never gotten a straight answer on: should you always make a pilot hole when drilling things into the wood? My dad always told me “yes, always make a pilot hole or you’ll split the wood”, but others have said it’s not necessary 100% of the time.
Also a return and goose neck on the wall side with a handrail would look better and more like a finish carpenter did it
Nice work.
Could you have cut the posts before installing them?
I would make it wider. I want everything wider
If I use a gfci outlet and then run an extension cord with 4 outlets daisy chained together in parallel series can I use a double pole 50 amp breaker because the gfci will trip if something goes wrong?
Pine? SMH
What’s wrong with pine
@@jameshynes-petty6573 Knotty, too soft, dents and scratches too ez, patchy if stained, unstable in high humidity, twists and bends…………
rebar ??? Really?? Match the other wood in the house??. Do you mean the framing 2x4s ??
Looks awesome already! 👏
Glad you think so!
When this goes out of style you could bulid a high rise with all the rebar
Well done 👏🏼 👍🏼 🏴
Expectacular
Vertical not horizontal bruh...
Not to code at the top, top rail is below 36in
Garde 2 white pine? Whyyyy?
Proffesional? No. Great for a homeowner? Yes. Very yes.
I agree, how did he anchor the posts.
As long as it passes code..ok..but I would've router that handrail to smooth it out!
That looks awesome! And seems cost effective?
That rebar doesnt meet code. 150lbs of lateral force is what it has to hold.
Pull all of those and epoxy the bar in.
Imaging putting that bar horizontal and putting a bag of cement on it? That would bend like a noodle and that isnt 150lb
Not to code. Once that reo is loose it can move back and forth. Will eventually fall out and most likely when a kid is playing on it.
Angles on the posts look off
This Is Art
Just trying to help- if those end posts arent lapped through and into structural framing, id higly recommend some extra lags or something to sturdy it up. Looks nice.
I see this waaay too often. For the last time; ANY FOUR BY FOUR FROM COMMERCIAL LUMBERYARDS IS PRESSURE TREATED. Pressure treating involves putting dangerous levels of arsenic into the wood. This is not safe for indoor use under any circumstances. Pressure treating is permanent.
my papa does stuff like this a lot
That’s awesome 👏