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This document defines key terms related to stair construction and provides guidelines and procedures for planning stairs. It outlines:
- Terms like handrail, baluster, tread, riser, nosing, and stringer.
- Minimum standards for tread depth, riser height, and handrail height.
- The four main rules for calculating stair dimensions: slope angle, tread/riser combinations, and tread+riser totals.
- A three-step process for planning stairs that involves determining the total rise, calculating the number and size of risers, and then the number and size of treads.
- Additional considerations like total rise/run, finding the rough opening, and rechecking
This document defines key terms related to stair construction and provides guidelines and procedures for planning stairs. It outlines:
- Terms like handrail, baluster, tread, riser, nosing, and stringer.
- Minimum standards for tread depth, riser height, and handrail height.
- The four main rules for calculating stair dimensions: slope angle, tread/riser combinations, and tread+riser totals.
- A three-step process for planning stairs that involves determining the total rise, calculating the number and size of risers, and then the number and size of treads.
- Additional considerations like total rise/run, finding the rough opening, and rechecking
This document defines key terms related to stair construction and provides guidelines and procedures for planning stairs. It outlines:
- Terms like handrail, baluster, tread, riser, nosing, and stringer.
- Minimum standards for tread depth, riser height, and handrail height.
- The four main rules for calculating stair dimensions: slope angle, tread/riser combinations, and tread+riser totals.
- A three-step process for planning stairs that involves determining the total rise, calculating the number and size of risers, and then the number and size of treads.
- Additional considerations like total rise/run, finding the rough opening, and rechecking
Terms for Stairs Handrail 30 high on slope 34 high on landings Landings Flat floor area connected to stairs
Cast Concrete Stairs Terms of Stairs Baluster Vertical member holding handrail Tread Horizontal parts of the steps 1 to 1.25 thick 10.5 to 11.5 deep Terms for Stairs Riser Vertical parts of the steps .75 thick 7 to 7 5/8 high Nosing Overhang of the tread Approximately 1 Terms for Stairs Stringer Diagonal members, notched to hold risers and treads Min. of 2 needed If over 3, then 3 is needed Terms for Stairs Headroom Minimum distance from slope to ceiling is 66 minimum Total Rise Floor to floor measurement Total Run Distance from front of first step to end of last (landing to landing) Types of Stairs Straight L Double L U Winder Spiral Circular 4 Rules to calculating stairs Slope must be 30-40 degrees 2 risers and 1 tread=close to 25 1 riser X 1 tread=close to 75 1 riser + 1 tread=close to 17 Procedure in Planning Step 1 Determine the total rise (floor to floor) Example: Floor to ceiling 8 Ceiling Ceiling joist 9 2 nd floor sub floor 2 nd floor, floor Total rise= 107 Procedures in Planning Step 2 Figure out NUMBER and SIZE of risers Divide total rise by 7 (for starters) Round this number to an exact # (15, 16) Divide this # into total rise to get actual size of risers Example Cont. 107 divided by 7=15.28 Round this number to 15 or 16 Divide 107 by 15=7.13 Divide 107 by 16=6.6 This is the actual size of the risers!!!!! Procedures in Planning Step 3 Figure out NUMBER and SIZE of tread Use rule #2 to find size (around 10.5-11) Recheck with rule 3 and 4 Always one less tread than riser # of treads x tread size must equal total run Things you have to calculate Total rise= Total run= Rise of step= Run of step= (tread)(10.5-11.5) # of risers= # of treads= Angle of stairs= Handrail height= Other Steps 4. Draw riser, tread grid pattern 5. Darken riser, tread and nosing 6. Draw stringer (usually 12) 7. Find rough opening (min 66) 8. Recheck Detail with balusters, handrails, etc.
Other steps 810=106 106 divided by 7=15.14 Round down to 15 106 divided by 15=7.06 actual riser height 10.5 tread 15 risers 14 treads