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to close the stairs, how much it cost
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TSfa-tin
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Jan 5 2011, 03:24 PM, updated 15y ago
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hi guys, need some advices about to close the stairs to become store room. (don't know what is the correct term....  ) a) so how much will it cost & how it normally calculated? per sqft? per pieces? b) any suggestion on how to do it (any attached pics are most welcome...) c) any recommendation of contractors/carpenter at kajang/bangi area? thanks for any advices... please refer below picture.
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Eleganz Concept
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Jan 5 2011, 10:04 PM
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QUOTE(fa-tin @ Jan 5 2011, 03:24 PM) hi guys, need some advices about to close the stairs to become store room. (don't know what is the correct term....  ) a) so how much will it cost & how it normally calculated? per sqft? per pieces? b) any suggestion on how to do it (any attached pics are most welcome...) c) any recommendation of contractors/carpenter at kajang/bangi area? thanks for any advices... please refer below picture.
I think the way of doing that is to remove the whole stair and re-construct by using concrete. then close the bottom of stiarcase by brick or partition to create a store room. This was a "big project" and i guess the cost must be around 10k to 20k depent on material using.
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Shazzac
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Jan 5 2011, 10:18 PM
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Another way is for the contractor to build plaster walls around it.
An experienced one will know how to do it without demolishing and reconstruct the stairs which will cost a bomb.
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skng03
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Jan 6 2011, 12:11 AM
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use drywall method...aka partition for the store, close up the staircase riser with matching timber plank, less than 3k i guess
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TSfa-tin
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Jan 6 2011, 08:36 AM
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QUOTE(Eleganz Concept @ Jan 5 2011, 10:04 PM) I think the way of doing that is to remove the whole stair and re-construct by using concrete. then close the bottom of stiarcase by brick or partition to create a store room. This was a "big project" and i guess the cost must be around 10k to 20k depent on material using. wow...quite big project...i'm afraid that my budget should less than that...i would say RM5k only... QUOTE(skng03 @ Jan 6 2011, 12:11 AM) use drywall method...aka partition for the store, close up the staircase riser with matching timber plank, less than 3k i guess  hmm...interesting...but i wonder RM3k is it for the whole staircase (U shape as per picture attached) or for one level/slope only...?
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Shazzac
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Jan 6 2011, 10:11 AM
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QUOTE(fa-tin @ Jan 6 2011, 08:36 AM) wow...quite big project...i'm afraid that my budget should less than that...i would say RM5k only... hmm...interesting...but i wonder RM3k is it for the whole staircase (U shape as per picture attached) or for one level/slope only...? I guess you should get the contractor to visit your place to get a proper quote. Else you can just measure up with pictures and the contractor will be able to give you a rough quote.
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Drian
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Jan 6 2011, 10:30 AM
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Do you want to use the existing stairs? If yes probably will need plaster partition or wooden laminate partition. Else demolish the whole stairs and use concrete.
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dvinez
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Jan 6 2011, 12:47 PM
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around 5k will do have mine done last year
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TSfa-tin
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Jan 7 2011, 07:59 AM
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QUOTE(Shazzac @ Jan 6 2011, 10:11 AM) I guess you should get the contractor to visit your place to get a proper quote. Else you can just measure up with pictures and the contractor will be able to give you a rough quote. already give rough figures to 2-3 contractors (who done kitchen cabinet) but they said normally expensive and hard to be done...i don't know, maybe they don't want to do that kind of jobs...  ...but still didn't invite them to my house yet, yes...maybe i should.. QUOTE(Drian @ Jan 6 2011, 10:30 AM) Do you want to use the existing stairs? If yes probably will need plaster partition or wooden laminate partition. Else demolish the whole stairs and use concrete. yes i want to remain the existing stairs... QUOTE(dvinez @ Jan 6 2011, 12:47 PM) around 5k will do have mine done last year mind sharing yours...?
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Eleganz Concept
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Jan 7 2011, 09:13 AM
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QUOTE(fa-tin @ Jan 7 2011, 07:59 AM) already give rough figures to 2-3 contractors (who done kitchen cabinet) but they said normally expensive and hard to be done...i don't know, maybe they don't want to do that kind of jobs...  ...but still didn't invite them to my house yet, yes...maybe i should..yes i want to remain the existing stairs...mind sharing yours...? to me, is really dificult to do by partition box up, because the worker need to fix the wood pcs by pcs to each step of the stair, and have to make sure your staircase is not (movable), usually staircase like yours when u go up and down, the metal support will have a bit shaking feeling, that may cause the plaster between partition and your staircase have a (crack line), unless u know about this and you done mind. So, the best and nicer way to do for me is remove the staircase and build a new 1 by cement
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Shazzac
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Jan 7 2011, 09:37 AM
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QUOTE(fa-tin @ Jan 7 2011, 07:59 AM) already give rough figures to 2-3 contractors (who done kitchen cabinet) but they said normally expensive and hard to be done...i don't know, maybe they don't want to do that kind of jobs...  ...but still didn't invite them to my house yet, yes...maybe i should.. yes i want to remain the existing stairs... mind sharing yours...? I really think that you should look for a suitable contractor to do this work. Anything is doable, it just depends if the contractor want to do or not. At times they might just be too lazy to do so much of work to get it done. QUOTE(Eleganz Concept @ Jan 7 2011, 09:13 AM) to me, is really dificult to do by partition box up, because the worker need to fix the wood pcs by pcs to each step of the stair, and have to make sure your staircase is not (movable), usually staircase like yours when u go up and down, the metal support will have a bit shaking feeling, that may cause the plaster between partition and your staircase have a (crack line), unless u know about this and you done mind. So, the best and nicer way to do for me is remove the staircase and build a new 1 by cement Fatin's staircase looks really nice, i think by removing and doing a new cemented stairs will make it look so common. We don't get much of this type of stairs anymore!
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TSfa-tin
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Jan 7 2011, 03:16 PM
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QUOTE(Shazzac @ Jan 7 2011, 09:37 AM) Fatin's staircase looks really nice, i think by removing and doing a new cemented stairs will make it look so common. We don't get much of this type of stairs anymore! haha...shazzac statement make me feel to think twice about to renovate it...
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Tohsan
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Jan 7 2011, 03:37 PM
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QUOTE(Eleganz Concept @ Jan 7 2011, 09:13 AM) to me, is really dificult to do by partition box up, because the worker need to fix the wood pcs by pcs to each step of the stair, and have to make sure your staircase is not (movable), usually staircase like yours when u go up and down, the metal support will have a bit shaking feeling, that may cause the plaster between partition and your staircase have a (crack line), unless u know about this and you done mind. So, the best and nicer way to do for me is remove the staircase and build a new 1 by cement Actually the work is not difficult, only its cumbersome, you need to do up the frame/shell piece by piece, the store support doesn't have to depend on staircase, instead they can get the support from the wall n floor, just leave small gap between the staircase n the store room will be good enough. To closed up the whole frame you can use those ply, nailed them piece by piece after all the size are measured n cut. This is not messy job,only it take up a lot of time. This post has been edited by Tohsan: Jan 7 2011, 03:41 PM
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zeese
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Jan 7 2011, 05:03 PM
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I tried to do the same thing last time. The contractor told me, he needed to put a tiang besi, from ceiling to floor to act as a support pillar for the wood. Anyway, by the way he talked, it didn't look that difficult for him.
Anyway, I ended up making a new concrete stair.. Roughly around 5k.
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Eleganz Concept
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Jan 8 2011, 02:02 AM
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QUOTE(zeese @ Jan 7 2011, 05:03 PM) I tried to do the same thing last time. The contractor told me, he needed to put a tiang besi, from ceiling to floor to act as a support pillar for the wood. Anyway, by the way he talked, it didn't look that difficult for him. Anyway, I ended up making a new concrete stair.. Roughly around 5k. ^^5K for a concrete staircase, not expensive at all.
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Tohsan
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Jan 8 2011, 09:25 AM
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QUOTE(zeese @ Jan 7 2011, 05:03 PM) I tried to do the same thing last time. The contractor told me, he needed to put a tiang besi, from ceiling to floor to act as a support pillar for the wood. Anyway, by the way he talked, it didn't look that difficult for him. Anyway, I ended up making a new concrete stair.. Roughly around 5k. I've done my one, you don't need any tiang besi at all.
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skng03
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Jan 9 2011, 01:47 AM
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QUOTE(Eleganz Concept @ Jan 8 2011, 02:02 AM) ^^5K for a concrete staircase, not expensive at all. kayu + papan rm500. besi rm 500 labour for form work & besi 2 worker x 4 day x rm70/day = 560 concrete 2m3 + labour = 600 cement, sand,tiles + labour = 2000 total 4160 still ada untung
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Eleganz Concept
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Jan 9 2011, 10:24 PM
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QUOTE(skng03 @ Jan 9 2011, 01:47 AM) kayu + papan rm500. besi rm 500 labour for form work & besi 2 worker x 4 day x rm70/day = 560 concrete 2m3 + labour = 600 cement, sand,tiles + labour = 2000 total 4160 still ada untung  wow, 2 worker for 4 day can done o? nice job ^^
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skng03
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Jan 10 2011, 02:29 PM
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QUOTE(Eleganz Concept @ Jan 9 2011, 10:24 PM) wow, 2 worker for 4 day can done o? nice job ^^ read carefully, concrete casting & tiling work item was separate out.. for formwork + rebar work, 2 worker 4 day already more than enough lor
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dvinez
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Jan 10 2011, 03:48 PM
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QUOTE(fa-tin @ Jan 7 2011, 07:59 AM) before  after
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