Building things to make life better around the home is almost what woodworking was created for. There is often no better way to make things happen than putting some timber together. In this case, Reader Litcritter has fixed his daughter up a way to get in and out of bed with ease.
It’s not only that the project looks great or that it will last a long time — it’s that Litcritter has made everyone’s life a little easier with time in the shop and a few tools. The ladder hooks over the bed frame and lets the little one run in a out of bed without fear of falling and without running down other furniture as a makeshift step-down. It’s a win for all concerned.
Well done!
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Hmm, nice simple stairs. Anything with more than one or two steps probably should have a little railing too. You’d hate to trade a possible fall for a broken leg or arm.
Don’t forget her foam rubber helmet so she can’t hurt herself at all…