Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 301
hows the plan andsection of a staircase at a scale of one-tjuarter of an inch to the foot,the staircase to be three feet six inches wide. The section showsthat the floors are nine feet six inches l)etween finished surfaces.As it is desirable to economize space, the stairs are to be laid out… … A Tv \ 9- .•t> •9 ^-^ I ■f %■ ■\ ■<o- /^ . v^ •^ A- ■ I T I •Jl F&BT- PEAN IMt;. 3. Use of Scales iu Laying <nil Stairs. risers will give us slightly over seven and one-half inches. To layout fourteen treads—which locate the fifteen risers including the firstand last—instead of spacing…
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