Staircase building

[kentish steve]

can anyone recommend a good book on staircase geometry please ?

 

[Wildman]

Stairway to Heaven? I'll get me coat.

 

[blackrodd]

Hello and welcome, Stairs don't have to be complicated, especially if it's just a straight flight.
Many of these technical books are available from you're local library too.
There have been a number of posts on the subject.
Before someone comes along I googled "Staircase geometry" and found this,-

https://wordery.com/building-stairs-and ... oC4lfw_wcB

There are several more, HTH Regards Rodders

 

[katellwood]

What do you want to achieve

 

[Alex H]

Hello and welcome, Stairs don't have to be complicated, especially if it's just a straight flight.
Many of these technical books are available from you're local library too.
There have been a number of posts on the subject.
Before someone comes along I googled "Staircase geometry" and found this,-

https://wordery.com/building-stairs-and ... oC4lfw_wcB

There are several more, HTH Regards Rodders

+1 - That's the one I used and I've never built stairs before - yes, they are still standing :lol:

 

[HOJ]

If your after a building book try this one:

http://www.whittlespublishing.com/Simply_Stairs_The_Definitive_Handbook_for_Stair_Builders

 

[kentish steve]

Thanks all im just going through the process of starting up my own workshop after working on building sites as a carpenter for the last 10 years so wanted to brush up on my staircase knowledge