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Drew
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steps does ur staircase have??

mine has 13



dont have a clue why i'm asking
Lynny
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13
Craig W
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*cant be arsed to check so tries to count in mind*

**fails miserably**
Dave
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Domestic staircases should have 12-14 ideally with an angle no steeper than 41degrees.

Bet you feel better for knowing that
Craig W
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Think mine has 12...
AndyW
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mav
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2 steps then turns 90 degrees then another 11 steps..

intresting stuff
Dave
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Don't count the floor at the bottom but do count the last one that is on the same level as the first floor. A better way is to count the number of risers.
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quote:
Originally posted by mav
2 steps then turns 90 degrees then another 11 steps..

intresting stuff


mine is also like this i like ur stairs layout
mav
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I got it right then................
Lynny
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andrew dear, are u very bored?
Dave
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Called a dog leg. Are all the treads parallel or are some of them a kite shape?
Drew
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can ya tell?
Lynny
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just a bit!!
Craig W
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quote:
Originally posted by Drew
can ya tell?


Dave, if you're that bored there's always MSN
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1st step is parrell then next kite shaped.....(I think) then straight up....
Drew
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In that case you have a dog leg with kite winders, good fun to fit
mav
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how sad am I BUT.............
Dom
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got 13 here...just some straight steps, no dog legs or kite winders or any other type of name for a joint. Nice and simple mind
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The second tread is a kite winder, the first is a half kite. You need a nice newel post too
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what that then???

hall is gettin stripped soon after bathroom done......

new metal and chrome banister goin up........hand made special like..will be a while though..
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usually 13 steps for average household...

i'm currently replacing the carpet on the upper landing and staircase so i already know this.

bet u lot went to count ur stairs
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29 steps in mine
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Like a big spindle that the handrail runs into at the top and bottom of the staircase

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