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How to Build a Post-to-Post Staircase System

Many design options are available for finishing an interior staircase system, but the most basic approach and perhaps the most versatile is the post-to-post, which incorporates a handrail suspended between two newel posts. A number of elaborate trim and finishing options make it possible to use this straightforward approach and exhibit impressive dcor and an architectural elegance without much deviation from the basic design.

How to Make a Closet Pants Rack

Pants can be a pain to hang. They're heavy, bulky and don't always fit the hangers. If you have numerous pairs, you can't just stuff them in a drawer unless it's gigantic. And even if you do cram them into a dresser, they next time you pull them out they're crumpled. There's a better way to store pants using a sturdy dowel rod assembly that holds up to 12 pairs.

Trim Carpentry on Stairs

Staircases are made up of different components. Treads or steps, risers and stringers are common to most of them. The design and placement of all of the above can make stair trim carpentry varied. There are options for creativity and function. Anyone with a miter saw can trim stairs successfully with a few tips.

How to Build a Wall of Shelves With Doors Like a Wardrobe

Wardrobe cabinets typically have tall, or full-length doors from top to bottom. If the height of the wardrobe is more than about 60 inches, the doors can be divided into two sections, one at the top and one at the bottom. Build a solid wall of shelves with the characteristics of a wardrobe using different types of plywood.

How to Create a Tree Stump Table

Okay, you finally got that tree stump pulled. Don't haul it to the landfill or burn it, make an end table instead. If you know you want to make a table but don't have any stumps to pull, scope out the brush piles at new construction sites and get permission to haul one away. Once you have a stump, making a table takes just a few hours of power tool work and a couple of creative decisions.

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