Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 155
narrange the hall thereto. The going of the flightor the positions of the first and last risers should not i5o COMMON-SENSE HANDRAILING be made to depend on the doorways and approaches,but these should be adjusted to the risers. Given aspace to design a stairs in, it may be a mode of pro-ceeding in… … Fig. 56. be possible under any other conditions. Another style of stair is shown at Fig. 55, havingturned newels at the bottom and square ones at thelandings. This is a purely Colonial stair with the con-ventional shaped newel and baluster All the rails instairs of this kind are made straight and…
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