Closed stringer

Closed stringer

An inclined beam with a flat top edge. Treads attach into side grooves; their ends are hidden from view.

Closed stringer

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Also an inclined beam like the sawtooth carriage, but with a perfectly straight top edge.

How treads attach

They are not placed on top — they slot into the side, into special grooves cut on the inner side of the stringer.

Side-view feature

From the side, the tread ends are not visible — they are completely hidden behind the beam's smooth surface. Closed-stringer stairs look more classic and massive.

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