This Spiral Staircase Attaches To A Tree

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There are many ways to climb a tree, but very few of them involve comfort or ease. Whether it’s mocking around on a bare trunk, or even using a ladder of any type, you’ll find yourself exerting yourself, potentially above your personal comfort levels. But there’s very little to find difficult about climbing a tree outfitted with the CanopyStair. It’s a set of stairs that attach to a tree trunk via ratchet straps. Install each step one by one, in a spiral pattern, and in less than half an hour you’ll have an easy and simple way to make yourself to the canopy. What you do once you’re there is another matter altogether, but at least the climbing part will be simple. There’s no word on price or availability, but it does seem to be a real product that will be available at some point in the not too distant future.

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Pianos Turned into a Staircase

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This is definitely the most creative use for old pianos we’ve seen since the piano bookshelf. A crafty upcycler turned a pair of upright pianos into a staircase and a loft bed. Every part of the piano was reused for this project. A note inside one of the pianos indicated that it had last been tuned in 1904! The staircase is built to somewhat represent the shape of a high-heeled shoe. Really cool staircase, I’d love to have this in my house. (kilometer zero via recyclart)

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Incredible Manhattan Staircase and Loft Covered in 20,000 Lego Bricks

lego staircase Incredible Manhattan Staircase and Loft Covered in 20,000 Lego Bricks
One lucky New York City kid has the coolest staircase and loft ever. Our favorite professional Lego builder, Sean Kenney (yes that’s his real job!!!) has done it again with his Lego Staircase and Loft commissioned by a Manhattan family. It took two weeks to put together the 20,000 Lego pieces needed to make the 10 feet long, 9.5 feet tall, and 6 feet wide stairs.
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As you can see, there are actually steel and wooden support beams in the middle of the railing for safety. Sean does use glue as well to keep them from being destroyed by an errant drop kick. Of course using glue as they go along leaves no room for error.
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The loft is ten feet up in the air, adding to the difficulty of constructing this. The homeowners even gave some input on the project’s design as he went along.
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Awesome work. What kid wouldn’t want their room covered in Legos? (via curbed)

Incredible Manhattan Staircase and Loft Covered in 20,000 Lego Bricks