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July 1st 2009

Alternating Tread Stair Looks Painful If You Slip

Not only can you possibly slip off the side and cut a gash in your face on these crazy tread stairs, you could slip and fall crotch first onto the middle bar. Very useful for keeping fatties off the 2nd floor, as well as making sure your children NEVER RUN UP THE STAIRS. That is,…

Tech News Jason Chen Jul 1

April 13th 2009

Staircase Slide Combo Built By The Coolest Parents Ever

At the request of his children, London architect Alex Michaelis installed a slide next to the staircase in their new eco-friendly dream home. Here we see on of his children throwing caution to the wind and diving head first down the slide. But it’s not just the kids having fun: “We tend to have a…

Tech News Sean Fallon Apr 13

January 22nd 2009

Door in the Floor Leads to Amazing Spiral Wine Dungeon

Rich wine nerds have a wine cellar. Very, very rich wine nerds install a door in their kitchen floor leading to a spiral staircase surrounded by wine, which is the coolest wine cellar ever. In addition to being certifiably badass, a spiral wine cellar uses the ground to keep bottles at an ideal temperature without…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jan 22

September 16th 2008

StairCASE’s Bottom Shelves Keep Highest Books in Reach

It’s no surprise that a dude who lives in a city of 18 million people would appreciate the need to conserve space. Shanghai-based artist Danny Kuo created the StairCASE, a bookcase where the shelves slide out to become a stairwell. We’ve seen the amalgamation of shelves and stairs before in London, but StairCASE can be…

Books & Comics Elaine Chow Sep 16

May 14th 2008

StairSteady Helps the Elderly Climb Stairs on Shaky Legs

Ruth Amos, an 18-year-old student from the UK, has come up with a simple and ingenious device for helping the elderly hobble their way up stairs with as little chance of hip-breakage as possible. Dubbed the StairSteady, it’s essentially a bar that one can hold onto as they walk up the stairs, moving up or…

Gadgets Adam Frucci May 14

October 24th 2007

Disappearing Wall Stairs Should Be In Every Millionaire’s Home

Aaron Tang’s wall stairs are meant for living areas that are short on space, but they’re so awesome that I’d want them even if I had 1,000,000 sq. ft. house. They work by having the frame of the stairs slide out from the wall, powered by hydraulic pistons, and having the stair planks fold over…

Tech News Adrian Covert Oct 24

Alternating Tread Stair Looks Painful If You Slip

Staircase Slide Combo Built By The Coolest Parents Ever

Door in the Floor Leads to Amazing Spiral Wine Dungeon

StairCASE’s Bottom Shelves Keep Highest Books in Reach

StairSteady Helps the Elderly Climb Stairs on Shaky Legs

Disappearing Wall Stairs Should Be In Every Millionaire’s Home

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