Installation Ideas - Universal Stair Bracket from GoPro Construction Solutions

"Takes about 1/3 of the time as conventional stair building."
- Dave Monsees, Fort Collins, CO Handyman

"Easiest stairs that I ever assembled."
- Vince Barr, Newark, DE

"Stairs are one of the more difficult things to do...for the DIY-er who has that once or twice project, it is outstanding."
- Frank Tompkins, Lisbon, DE

"Same stairs built in 1/3 of the time!!! Great product."
- Brent Curnow, Aurora, CO

"I would definitely recommend the Universal Stair Bracket to all my friends and anyone that I know of building a stair case of any kind."
- Brian Yaroma,Springfield, OR

"I have been doing handyman and carpentry work for 30 years and laying out and cutting stair stringers takes time...great invention!"
- Steve Horosko, Leavensworth, KS

"Any novice or master level carpenter would be able to build a very strong, square, and durable staircase!"
- Jason Miller, Akron, OH

Installation Ideas

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With Deck Stairs. The Universal Stair Bracket system can be used inside or outside. The brackets are made from 16-gauge G-185 hot-dipped triple-zinc galvanized steel and are ACQ-compatible.

With Indoor Tread. Photo shows how false stringer can be added to cover brackets. The system can also be used in closed-end situations.

With Two Stringers. GoPro stairs can be used as temporary stairs and re-used later. Note: the brackets can be attached to treads from the top (use self-drilling screws) or from underneath (use self-centering screws: cone, bugle or countersink).

With Metal Stringers. Brackets can be used with metal stringers—with steel treads or wooden treads (or with treads with concrete poured into steel pans, as shown). You can screw into treads from above or below. Brackets can be used on outside or inside of stringer.

Middle Stringer Installation. Installation of middle stringer is easy with our system. Install middle stringer(s) last. You can use either left- or right-hand brackets for middle stringers. Note: the brackets can be attached to treads from the top (use self-drilling screws) or from underneath (use self-centering screws: cone, bugle or countersink).

Floor Connection. Attach stringer to floor using base bracket and screws.

Bracket Connection. Screwing in brackets with correct rise and run simply requires matching the pre-stamped markings. It is easy for workers of any skill level to do.