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I’m finally tackling the front porch on our 1930s bungalow, and I’m stuck on the best approach for the new steps. The old concrete ones are crumbling and too steep, so I want to rebuild them with pressure-treated lumber to match the new decking I’m installing. My main dilemma is whether to build a simple, open-sided stringer design or go for a more finished look with closed risers and skirt boards. I have a moderate budget of about $500 for materials and just this weekend to complete it, as we’re having guests next week. I’m comfortable with a circular saw and framing square, but I’m worried about getting the rise and run calculations perfect for a safe, comfortable climb, especially since the total height from the porch floor to the ground is a tricky 32 inches. Any advice on the most reliable method for a solid, long-lasting set of steps would be a huge help.
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