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Wood Stair Stucco Problem

 

 

These wood stairs look like they where built after they finished the stucco. The main problem here is the wood touching the stucco will absorb moisture and begin rotting the wood. The problem gets worst if the ends of the wood treads and risers are not painted. This problem could have been prevented with a 1/2 inch space in between the wood and the stucco. This will allow air to circulate between the wood and the stucco allowing the moisture to evaporate faster.

 

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Plant Growing From Stairs Stringer

Repaired Handrail By Cutting Off Safety Hazard

Rusted Handrail Holes In Concrete Steps

Rusting Tread Bracket

Stair Ledger Damage

 

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