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I would like some ideas on how to make a spiral staircase safe. They are made from metal and the gaps between the vertical posts are too wide. Other than adding additional posts by welding them on what can I do?


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:welcome: kenny 24, your pics have not attatched, you may need to resize them, don't forget to add a name to them .

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Yes,try and sort us a picture Kenny, gaps depend on areas of useage....

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Couple of quick and dirty suggestions.

Some kind of ropework worked around the uprights in a pretty pattern?

Or some kind of strong fabric panels with eye-lets up the sides and laced onto the uprights?


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