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This slideshow shows how to customize the middle landing rail for the 6803 Banister and Landing Rail pack when used on a Painted Lady
The Victorian Painted Lady takes two 6803 sets
Angle Cutting Diagram
Top-Floor Landing Assembly
Painted Lady Stair Assembly
Faux-Wood Stair Treads |
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1. Assemble and paint the Stairs... Paint or stain the 6803 parts
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3. The Liner is oversized by the width of the Stairhole Glueblock
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6. I'll add another Baluster instead of the second Newel
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7. The un-used Liner gives the hole spacing for another Baluster
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10. lots of spinning, not much pushing - don't break the knife tip
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11. The craft-knife-hole is tapered so I am tapering the dowel
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15. The Newel lines up on the end and is offset as you see
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19. Center and Straighten the Rail - let the glue dry
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20. Test the Landing Rail with the Stairs in place (top step lined up with the top of the floor)
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21. The 'rise and run' of the stairs is 8+1/2" rise for 5+5/8" run
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23. Mine lined up at the dowel, but mark yours in place to be sure
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26. Gluing the stair balusters to the stairs and lip of the next step up
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27. the Balusters are a fat 1/8" in from the edge - I cut the top dowels to fit
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30. The upper Banister and Landings follow the instructions but with the Newel on the step
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