Six ideas, ready for your wall
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Worth doing before you hang it
Follow the line of the stairs so the arrangement climbs with them.
- Tape paper templates up first. It is the only reliable way to test the angle.
- Same centre height above every step. Measure from the tread to the middle of each frame.
- Use a laser line or long level. Keep the rise parallel to the handrail.
- Equal gaps, 5 to 7.5cm. Hold them even as the wall climbs.
- Fix into studs. Or heavy-duty plugs. Stairwell frames are awkward to rehang.
- Start low enough to read. Set the bottom frame at a comfortable height from the step.
More walls worth a look
Three related ideas, each with its own six renders.
Or browse all 29 on the gallery wall ideas page.
Plan my staircase gallery wall
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