How To Build Steps - Easy DIY

This video shows how to build steps using 2x4 lumber. Its a simple, easy DIY project. These steps will be used for a hot tub but the plan could easily be converted for a variety of uses depending on the size steps you need. I will take you throught the process of how to build these steps.

[lousyxbone]

My wife is pregnant and needs stairs to get into bed now. Never made any b4 so gonna give it a shot. Thanks for the video!

[stayoffthemarbles]

3 years later and this is exactly what I was looking for. Definitely going to use this to make my hot tub steps. God bless!

[sixfigurebookkeeper]

You are a good teacher! Thank you for showing us this project

[toubre]

You remind me so much of Mr. Rogers. Wonderful detailed video. Thank you 🙏🏽.

[joeboogemans]

Great design I built a set for my hot tub they turned out great! Thanks for the video. I added just about a 1/4" sickout bellow the bottom so I could sand to make level during install.

[ArtVarque]

Pretty nice design. I used it to build a 3-step piece for a higher entry point. Solid as a rock and it looks good, too. Thanks for sharing this.

[EricBeck]

Wonderful video. Really well done. Gonna use it to construct my stairs! Thank you!

[henrysara]

Thank you, Ray I picked up some good ideas from your channel.

[ExecutiveGolf-Hyryla]

Im building some steps for my Indoor Golf Simulator, Great video, thanks for the tips.

[billwyatt]

Thanks wife and I are getting a hot tube and you have convinced me to build my own. I will look through the comments I hope there is a picture of the steps after they got delivered.

[paulsroomrenos]

I used your design. Went well. Looks pretty good. Not fancy but functional. I rounded over the cuts with a round over bit. And have it a good sanding afterwards

[jereniafoster]

This video was amazingly helpful to me. My first attempt at steps up to the trampoline fell totally apart after a couple rains. I think it was workmanship and the wrong wood. I'm going to try this with pressure treated wood and see how it works out this time. Thanks for the instruction.

[lorijones]

simple and looks great 2 thumbs up from steve

[courtneybecerra]

Used your video to make some steps today! It’s my first official DIY and they look awesome! Thank you!

[kelleykdavisify]

Enjoyed your video... The Mister Rogers of woodworking😉

[redrum]

Thank you. You have me some good ideas for a project I'm working on

[robertwatson]

I am very happy to have found this video! I plan on building this for my Mama because she is having balance issues and doesn’t feel safe on her current spa steps. Any suggestions for the best way I can attach rails to the side for her, as well? I would very much appreciate any advice!

[bruceaboot]

This designs are great!! Thank you so much!

Do you think this strategy is scalable? Could i make a third step that is very deep as a landing for my shed? Specifically, if the top step is 5’ deep should I add more supports?

[danielschoolcraft]

Hey, Ray: We just got our hot tub yesterday, and after a dip this am, discovered I need a set of stairs. Your steps look perfect. However, I'm interested in the model # of your Ridgid Saw Stand. Maybe I can get one for Christmas.

[tonykari]

I'm going to make these same stairs myself this spring. I'm in Chicago too by O'hare airport & the flimsy plastic ones don't last very long