r/crazystairs Jul 01 '14

The community has spoken - this subreddit is no longer set to 18 and over.

242 Upvotes

However, the NSFW tag will still appear, in a different color than the official reddit tag, if you have subreddit style enabled.

The tag, and the joke, have been a part of the subreddit's identity since it was created. And, if /r/crazystairs is no longer an abandoned subreddit with 300 readers, part of the reason for its growth and appeal can be attributed to the often annoying and exasperating NSFW tag. I hope this will be an acceptable compromise.

Thanks everyone for subscribing, and for making /r/crazystairs reddit's number one source for stairway images.


r/crazystairs Apr 10 '24

Congratulations, /r/crazystairs! You are Subreddit of the Day!

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r/crazystairs 2d ago

Airbnb stairs

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951 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 2d ago

Grocery commute in Bogota, Colombia

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414 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 2d ago

No idea wtf...

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r/crazystairs 3d ago

Did you bring the wrench? - Nah, i thought you had it. Flour Mill, external staircase + ladder. Nyíregyháza, HU

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It must be good to in up there to troubleshoot.


r/crazystairs 8d ago

"These are some crazy friggin stairs" - The International Crazy Stairs Association 🌐 The Endless Stair by dRMM Architects 📐 London Design Festival 📏 London England, 2013

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191 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 10d ago

These old death traps at an AiBnB we stayed at

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This was a house in a small midwestern town that my mother in law said must be well over 100 years old. There was nothing to grab onto for some of it and the first time our child tried to descend, they slipped several times so we didn't allow them to use the stairs without us. We eventually got to the point where we would only go upstairs once a day to sleep because it was too difficult and dangerous to keep going up and down. The bonus was a creepy basement only held closed by a tiny metal hook and eye whose door rattled as I was walking away after quickly giving it a look but not going down (because F that).


r/crazystairs 13d ago

Semi-spiral stairs

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117 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 14d ago

Self-aware stairs.

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142 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 16d ago

St Pancras Renaissance Hotel (beautiful, but I'd still fall down them)

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793 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 22d ago

This "ladder" to reach a loft in an Airbnb

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620 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 23d ago

My house, ca. 1905, near Eureka, CA

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108 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 23d ago

Crosspost! Please confirm my stairs are fucked up!

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r/crazystairs 25d ago

This famous piece at the museum I used to work at

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r/crazystairs 25d ago

From 📚 'The House Book' ©1976 by Terrance Conran

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30 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 25d ago

Kilmainham Gaol

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18 Upvotes

Might be a co


r/crazystairs 27d ago

Probably the fourth most well known stairs at the Philly art museum

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501 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 29d ago

University of Washington, Gould Hall

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126 Upvotes

r/crazystairs 28d ago

possibly they wanted to avoid drunk people for some reason and then made this:

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r/crazystairs Nov 21 '24

Double Helix of doom

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578 Upvotes

r/crazystairs Nov 20 '24

To heaven?

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97 Upvotes

r/crazystairs Nov 20 '24

Spiral Staircase - Liechtenstein Gorge - Austrian Alps - Salzburg, Austria

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240 Upvotes

r/crazystairs Nov 20 '24

Trinity College Dublin

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153 Upvotes

r/crazystairs Nov 19 '24

Winding staircase of mental asylum in Staunton, Virginia.

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75 Upvotes

r/crazystairs Nov 19 '24

Underground public parking

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180 Upvotes

This is a new underground parking garage in Copenhagen, Denmark. Rather neat with a cafe on top floor with a view to the royal palace Amalienborg.


r/crazystairs Nov 18 '24

This week I climbed the dizzyingly baroque spiral spire of the Church of Our Saviour, Copenhagen. Completed in 1752 by Danish kings with pompous taste, the spire features in a chapter of Jules Verne’s A Journey to the Center of the Earth.

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