05/28/2026
White oak. Unfinished look. Heading to LA.
A tiny home builder sent Clyde a sample — showed him exactly what he wanted. The challenge was matching that raw, natural white oak feel. We matched it. It blended right in.
This one fits between two walls, closed riser, about 30" wide. Rail brackets are shipping with it so they can hang handrails on both sides. Fully code compliant — City of LA approved. (That's quite an accomplishment, huh!)
Here's the thing about an alternating tread stair: same pitch as a ladder, same foot room as a conventional staircase. Your brain learns it in a few steps. After that, you're thinking about your kids, the game, whatever — not the stairs. That's what safe, consistent stairs do.
Clyde builds everything to your floor. You tell him your floor-to-floor rise and how thick your finished floor is. He'll do the math so when your tile or carpet meets the stair, there's no trip hazard. No surprises.
Want one for your project? Shoot him an email with your floor-to-floor rise and he'll send you back everything you need — base price, wood options, and about 20–30 upgrades you can mix and match. He calls it the bicycle-to-Lamborghini email. You pick where you land.
Call, text, or email. Clyde will build it right—and exactly to YOUR specs.
