Stair Safety ?

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Oh, gaud. I see so many things wrong with those stairs!!!!!!!!
 
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Well ya, I just watched the video. I will say it was low cost, cheaply designed stairs, but that's the only positive comment I can make about there construction......
 
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They do the job, better than what was there.
 
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Yea, as a carpenter for the last 40 years, I would not admit I built them. I would be happy to fix them for $64,450.00.
 
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Ill fix them for $64,000. But thats my rock bottom price.
 
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tcreeley said:
They do the job, better than what was there.
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I'm sure that the elderly lady who broke her wrist before they were built would have preferred to use them.

Are those stairs going to last 25 years through our Winters ? No. Then again, plenty of megadollar gubmint-approved projects don't either.....

That's my take on it too..... big improvement for not much money.

Rgds, D.
 
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One of my favorite blogs is Marginal Revolution. The blog itself presents interesting ideas and the comments provided by readers are often insightful and sometimes a real hoot. This made me laugh.

"Toronto should hire a tumbling consultant to teach people the safe way to fall."

Who's complacent? (arbitrage for Ontario) - Marginal REVOLUTION

Steve
 
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Those stairs are an accident waiting to happen. No one likes the gubmint, but those stairs need to go.
 
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