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Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)

Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 134

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arbitrary rule can be given forthe treatment of the plan, which must be subject tocircumstances. Every attempt should be made, how-ever, to dispense with winders, which should be intro-duced in case of necessity, when they are better placedat the top of a flight than at the bottom. All stairs… … Fig. 33- there will be no danger of a tall man striking the trimmerwith his hat on his head. There will be cases, of course,where to give so much space for head-room will beimpossible, but in ordinary stairways any less space thanthat determined will surely prove unsatisfactory. VARIOUS PLANS FOR…

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