Examples of Possible Stair Building Code Violations - Tread Nosing Projection
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- www.homebuildin... Click on this link for more information about building codes, stairway construction and design ideas. This video will provide you with a few examples with stair tread dimensions and nosing projections that might meet local building codes and examples that might not.
1011.5.2 on page 277 for riser height and tread depth.
1011.5.5 on page 278 for nosing in riser profile.
2018 International Building Code Book - I'm pretty sure you can get access to this book on the Internet to validate the building codes.
Sir, this is perfect for a visual guy, like myself. Thanks you!
You're very welcome!
Thought experiments help me learn. I'm trying to learn how to get really sturdy stairs. I dislike things flexing around me, even a little bit.
What techniques/designs would you use if somebody wanted ultra-low deflection, no-squeak stairs made out of wood, let's say so that they could tile over. Tile manufacturers require bending limited to L/720, or 1/15th of an inch deflection over 48" wide stairs.
Alternately/equivalently: If somebody asked for stairs for a fantasy person with a bodyweight of 1 ton?
I'm examining, for example, using 16" LVL side stringers and gluing together 2x4's to make a solid pine 3.5" rough tread (or 2x6's to make a solid 5.5" rough tread), then putting a finished hardwood topper on it. No center stringers and no risers to avoid squeaks.
It sounds like you want wood, but concrete might be better. I can't provide you with much of the suggestion, because I don't know how long or wide the stairway is and what you have to attach it to like walls on the sides or can you use walls underneath the stairway, but you can build a heavy duty stairway with large pieces of lumber like you are suggesting that won't move.
Excellent video great information. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
great video, thx for your effort..have a great day!
Thanks for the visit
Is there a general code recommendation or requirement about a limit of the number of stairs one should use "cut out" stringers as opposed to using cleats?
I've seen quite a few videos where there are some really long cut out stringers that don't look particularly safe.
That's an excellent question, but I haven't found any building codes that provide any suggestions for lumber sizes or comparisons to lumber sizes in the notches cut out of them to form stringers. Let me know if this didn't answer your question.
we don't a any building dept. where i live... i am building a staire with 7 inch riser and 12 inch step..pllz tell me if it is comfortable for elderly folks..
Sounds like it would, but 6 inch riser might be better.
What is the way to extend threads from 9 to 10 inches? If I add a board to the riser on the top step to extend the previous thread, it eat in the next one, so I need to extend by double the next one, which of course eats in the next one...
See if this helps ua-cam.com/video/QHxfR7bMp3E/v-deo.html
What’s the minimum pitch on the stairs to meet the building code
I do have building code videos at our website.
www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/codes/index.html
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