Comparison of traditional stair building versus EZ Stairs Building Kit.

the EZ Stairs system comparison decks: composite cleats interior: tongue & groove concrete formwork

how EZ Stairs works comparison decks: composite cleat decks: post rail attachment interior: tongue & groove concrete formwork

general materials construction concrete formwork

1	Traditional stairs require laying out and cutting multiple stringers (one stringer for every 18-24" of stair width) and then attaching and aligning the stringers. Once the stringers are installed, the risers and treads can be attached. The treads must be glued to prevent squeaking. This method of construction requires one of the highest skill levels in the building industry. If you make a mistake or slight miscalculation, then you have to throw out the wood and build the stringers again from scratch.
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Compared to traditional stair building, the EZ Stair System greatly simplifies the art of stair building. Simply put, "the brackets do the work". The brackets are attached to the stringers and then simultaneously adjusted to form the stair.The brackets are then fixed in position and the stringer ends are cut. Only two stringers are required for the stairs- up to 9' wide.The risers and treads are attached and the stair is finished. The EZ Stair system eliminates most of the layout and cutting in the traditional method, and doesn't require the same high level of skill associated with conventional stair building. If you make a mistake, simply readjust the brackets.