With many jobs we need to install steps or stairs when the grade is too steep.
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- These are Tennessee Stone Slabs 3 feet wide, 6 inches thick and 18 inches deep.
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- We can make steps out of the retaining wall block, but they can be steep sometimes.
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- Here are some big chunks of Field stone used to make stairs.
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- I like the natural look that this stone gives you.
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- This type of retaining wall block makes a nice deep stair.
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- I often have a deck altered with a set of wide stairs that open up to the new yard.
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- These stairs were created out of thick slabs of Blue stone.
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- They are not all uniform and more natural looking but do make a nice stair.
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- Customer wanted stairs installed that matched the wall.
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- Added some wood stairs to get to this space from the patio.
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- Blue stone stairs.
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- A very big drop using Blue stone slabs cut into stairs.
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- Brick stairs.
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- Stairs using the retaining wall block.
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- Tennessee slabs, 3 feet wide.
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- We built these stairs into the wall by putting a curve in the wall.
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- Tennessee slabs, 4 feet wide.
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- Built two steps into the wall out of Blue stone.
