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Landing step|Forum|WOOD DESIGNER
October 4, 2012
Hi Mogens,
The flight parameter “length” refers to the distance from the first nosing to the back edge of the landing step.
When there is no landing step the length of the stair goes up to the last nosing.
This means that you input the size of the stair well with no landing step the last step is the floor joist and floor.
If you add a landing step the back of the step will meet the floor joist.
Always put a landing step if possible.
Have a look at my ebooks ‘Stair basics” and “Stair Design Preliminaries” that you can download from the members library here:
https://wooddesigner.org/membe…..airs/core/
However, the width of the stair shouldn’t change when you add a landing step.
All the best,
Ness
hi. why do the parametre for my attached stair change when i change landingstep from 0 to 60 mm.
then my step change to a different width-dimension; from 135 to 123 mm
isn’t the flight refering from nose of first step to nose of landing step?
and am i wrong to think that parameter for landingstep meaning the width of this step?
regards
Mogens, Roskilde building college, Denmark