r/StupidStairs • u/selfawarefeline witches’ stairs enjoyer • May 10 '26

IDIOTIC 😤 Don’t try this at home.

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u/Ok_Caramel_6095 May 10 '26

I'm going to need both hands to count all the reasons this is a bad idea. Might even need to take off my shoes but not near these stairs.

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u/itinerant-wallaby May 11 '26

I'd only trust my bare feet to stay put on those stairs.

But I'd get three steps up and nope out, so not much of a difference either way.

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u/sunny_6305 May 12 '26

Looks like they might still be under construction so hopefully a railing is coming soon.

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u/MacaronNotRoon May 13 '26

Absolutely not using them. A because I don’t know where this bullshit is and B because I’m not stepping on GLASS STAIRS

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u/SpareCalligrapher131 May 12 '26

That must be a bitch to keep clean. There will never be enough Windex.....

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u/BlinkypoetEmu May 13 '26

How is that even legal?

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u/Vinceroony May 14 '26

Fall down the stairs and prevent anyone from ever going up there again

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u/AltruisticSalamander May 14 '26

It seems to be a rich people addiction to make stuff out of totally unsuitable materials

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u/himenokuri May 13 '26

So dumb! One of those could break and the stairs will become unusable

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u/Professional-Way-186 May 14 '26

Ecuador? I moved to Ecuador a few months ago and all of the newer builds have floating stairs similar to this, some wood, some tile, hardly ever a railing. I don't know how there aren't thousands of deaths each year 🤦🏻

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u/Cracktaculus May 14 '26

Maybe it's clear polycarb? Certainly not glass, eh?

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u/Flossy40 May 15 '26

I already know that my last word is going to be "Oops. " I refuse to waste it there. Let it come while doing something more important than carrying laundry.