My Deck Ramp Hand Rail

My Deck Ramp Hand Rail

Deck Ramp Hand Rail – A Quick Fix!

Hey everyone, Sir GoodEnough here! Today we’re tackling a little project at the Cottage – and it’s a really useful one. We’re adding a Deck Ramp Hand Rail to improve safety, particularly when ice and snow are around. It’s a simple addition, but sometimes the smallest changes make a big difference, what’s more, it’s a great way to put some recycling to good use.

We sourced almost all the materials from the local Habitat for Humanity store – a fantastic way to reuse stuff, and it’s also pretty economical. Then, we grabbed some hardware from Menards. It was seriously hot today, hitting around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and all the sweat equity is entirely mine! Seriously, it’s tough work!

First, we had to install the new railing, and, consequently, some of our cameras didn’t record properly – the battery drained quickly. Furthermore, we had some issues with the wiring for the lights, though connecting those low-voltage wires was surprisingly straightforward, and frankly, rather boring, and secondly, we discovered a crucial detail about the stringers we used.

What’s more, the stringers aren’t treated for ground contact, and that means they’re not designed for this kind of use. Unfortunately, they’re going to last maybe two years before they need replacing. I knew this was the case when I installed them originally, what’s more, it’s important to understand the limitations of materials.

Finally, if you have any questions about this project, or if you’d like to share your own DIY ideas, please leave a comment below! You can also contact me through the links provided.

Episode: 168

My Deck Ramp Hand Rail YouTube Chapters:

00:00 My Deck Ramp Hand Rail
02:00 Materials
03:30 Prep Work
08:00 Post Installation
16:00 Railings
19:00 Summary

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I retired from a large mid-western medical equipment manufacturer on December 31 (2019) and decided to try to let everyone in on my life and my transition into retirement. I have a varied set of interests. I live in a 90 year old cape cod in the middle of a small city of 70,000 people. I have a small lot across the street from the city seat of government, but despite that I have a 1952 Allis Chalmers farm tractor that I drive around the city from time to time. My wife has a business that has me fixing and creating cool home decor out of broken windows and drywall screws. I have been known to buy things on 'for sale' lists, fix it up, clean it up, generally add value and sell it off. Oh, yes, I'm getting chickens! But first I have to build the chicken coop and run. It will be like no other you have ever seen. Also will give me something to do. I am into home automation, have a Home Assistant enabled home and so will the chickens! I'll have to give them a password...