The Charleson | 125.2m | 42Fl | Completed

[officedweller]

or how they hold up to abuse.

[Zepfancouver]

This afternoon - Dec 11, 2024
My pics. Railings going in. One more update to come.

[officedweller]

The illusion of being a thick slab.

[Zepfancouver]

Done. Good as ne...the old?
We don't know the reason for the work but at that cost of a full replacement (my estimate of $30 thousand, maybe a little more), must have been for something more then a few chipped steps that could have been individually renewed. Well, we will check back in a few years

Dec 18, 2024









Step replacement all images https://imgur.com/a/eaNf5CP

[Zepfancouver]

Will we have another teardown and rebuild ?

Yesterday - July 03, 2025







Step saga all images https://imgur.com/a/charleson-step-replacement-2024-eaNf5CP

[RedArbutus]

Good grief. That's what, 8 months?

[jollyburger]

Just stick some asphalt in there and it's good as new

[Vin]

Originally Posted by jollyburger

Just stick some asphalt in there and it's good as new

My thought as well, but more like injected Tykon fill, then coloured concrete finishing to match.

[officedweller]

Tile stairs never hold up to high traffic. Just pour concrete treads.

[SFUVancouver]

I think we're over-thinking this. Spray some Flex-Seal on there and it's the strongest part of the stairs.