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Old 01-23-2018, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Panteracer View Post
Lance,
A Pantera buddy of mine built his stairs on a hinge
He then attached a cable system with a motor and can
raise and lower the stairs so they do not take up a lot of room
Thinking about doing the same thing in my shop some time in
the future.... you are right they do take up a lot of space

Looks good,

Bob
They take the same amount of room -- since the lower floor area needs to be clear to accept the stairs....

I'd prefer a "closet" space / storage space under the stairs for a compressor or other "things" such as that.

My stairs in the old shop went up a couple steps - had a landing and made a turn ---- it's were I stored spare motors - 55 gallon drums of spare metal "sticks" - and I built a rack for new metal -- longest pieces to shortest following the stair slope. My compressor was also under there although at the height of the slop - these were also EXTRA SIDE stairs in case I wanted to turn the area in to storage vs a space for chairs and TV and drums etc.

Not trying to say what you should do -- just giving "food for thought" on some options.



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