Adjustable Aluminum Beach Steps.
Where Your Feet meet the Sand. Temporary removable stair system.
Adjustable Aluminum Beach Steps.
Where Your Feet meet the Sand. Temporary removable stair system.
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Where Your Feet meet the Sand. Temporary removable stair system.
Where Your Feet meet the Sand. Temporary removable stair system.
EZ Beach Steps ... Moving With Nature
Our Key Features:
EZ Beach Steps is a 100% women owned, award winning business based in Michigan. Our groundbreaking solution to the persistent challenge of the ever changing shoreline, water levels and sand dune accretion & erosion provides unmatched ease, customization, and adaptability.
I recently built a home on Lake Michigan. Like many of my neighbors in Southwest Michigan, my 88 ft. cliff is in a state of perpetual erosion, given water seeping from the upper clay levels. Brittle wooden stairs and supports were not a solution given their intolerance for ground movement. Instead, I was fortunate to contact Lisa Spaugh, the owner EZ Beach Steps, an innovative aluminum alternative to traditional wooden stairs. Lisa introduced me to Clayton Kuipers, the owner of Lake Shore Customs, a preferred EZ Beach Step installation company. Clayton and his team assessed my eroding cliff and challenging beach access situation and provided an affordable bid to construct a stair and deck solution. Clayton's crew built the system over 5 or 6 working days, much to my satisfaction. The EZ Beach Stairs are made of strong and durable material and the installation was built to last. I highly recommend EZ Beach Steps of West Olive and Lakeshore Customs of Holland, Michigan.
We read about EZ Beach Steps in the news and online. The EZ crew gave us instructions& tips on how to assemble everything.
clay, sand, and thorns.
We attached the first bracket to the last portion of our existing wooden stairs which still had 48 steps. We installed it all ourselves.
The design has several benefits:
1. A 10-foot section can be carried by two people, although carrying it while climbing down the bluff is better with three or four people.
2. The steps have a "scissors" action to them that allows you to position the steps on the bluff according to how steep your descent is, while keeping the steps/treads themselves level.
3. Each set of steps connects to the section above it with a bracket, so only two steep posts at the bottom of each section are required to install each set of EZ Steps or platform.
4. The steps and platforms also come with handrails that are easy to install.