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938 days ago

Stairs free to a new home

Simon from Carterton District

Due to renovating our old villa property we have removed stairs that descended in wrong location (kitchen) and had new ones made. Looking for a new home are very heavy and solid remu stringers, handrail, newel posts and balustrades. Wide steps made of mdf and covered in underlay with previously fitted axminster carpet still available. Stairs in two parts, previously to a total height of 3m 58cm, turning at 90 degrees in centre with small landing (landing not available). Measurements as follows: Stringers: 4m long (12 steps) and 2.5m long (8 steps), both are 27 cm deep and 4 cm wide. Safe deep tread depth (going) of 29cm and height (rise) of 16 cm. Available for viewing and yours to take away.

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