If you know the floor-to-floor rise, this handbook gives you everything else: number and dimension of treads and risers, total run, correct well hole opening, angle of incline, and quantity of materials and settings for your framing square for over 3,500 code-approved rise and run combinations several for every 1/8-inch interval from a 3 foot to a 12 foot floor-to-floor rise.
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57 of 58 people found the following review helpful:
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Not worth the money,
By "kolopusja" (Oak Ridge, TN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stair Builders Handbook (Paperback)
This book contains very little practical information on staircase construction and assembly. Most of the book consists of stair tables ( 95 % of it ) for stair layout which any competent carpenter can figure on the job in a few minutes.While the tables are complete and may save a little time,the few sections on stair layout and assembly are limited in scope and vaguely written.If you want to learn more about staircase construction,save your money and pass this one up!
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Didnt care for the book,drawings were horrible and about the only thing its good for is the stair tables.basically no information on how to do cleated or dado stairs which is what i was trying to do.
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It's mostly just a bunch of tables for risers. I wanted something more.
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This book has all the information necessary to design and construct the right frame staircase for any job. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
stairway width, tread templet, angle newel, partial tread, each riser, each tread, open stringer, riser mark, floor rise, finish stringer, assembled stairs, total run, riser boards, tread cuts, housed joint, hand stringer, riser cuts, riser stairway, tread stock, total height, top tread, dado joints, upper flight, stair carriages, bottom riser New!
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This book has all the information necessary to design and construct the right frame staircase for any job. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
stairway width, tread templet, angle newel, partial tread, each riser, each tread, open stringer, riser mark, floor rise, finish stringer, assembled stairs, total run, riser boards, tread cuts, housed joint, hand stringer, riser cuts, riser stairway, tread stock, total height, top tread, dado joints, upper flight, stair carriages, bottom riser New!
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- Roof Framing by Marshall Gross in Back Matter
- Basic Stairbuilding by Scott Schuttner in Back Matter
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