Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 15
kman to be called upon to design or constructthem. However, to provide for such a contingency amethod of laying out and constructing a handrail willbe illustrated and described at the close of thistreatise. IHIIllllllllll, Fig. i exhibits the plan of a straight stair with anordinary cylinder at the… … Fig. 4 shows the same kind of stair as Fig. 3, onlybeing at an obtuse angle. Fig- 5. Fig. 5 exhibits a stair having a half-turn with tworisers on landings. FIRST METHOD
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