Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 141
Fig. 41. 136 COMMON-SENSE HANDRAILING is a design for a large hall and stairway, and is inMercers Hall, London; the stair is supported on col-umns, and shows three landings with balusters andnewels. It will be noticed the long flight is last, lead-ing up to the floor. This seems to be a rule… … Fig. 42. rest at the top, therefore the long rest comes after thelong rise. Another and still more elaborate staircase is shownat Fig. 42. This is a stately and palatial class of stairsand consists of central flights branching off into lateralflights, surrounded by a gallery separated by columnsor…
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