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Staircase

Posted: April 25th, 2013, 9:23 pm
by pvr59ksl
HI all :) ,

Can somebody tell me what is the measurement for rises and treads in a staircase ? For seven feet height ie from ground to lintel level what is the number of steps required ?

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 26th, 2013, 4:59 am
by blrsiteseeker
normally treads are 11" and risers are about 7-8". But you can make the risers smaller (and treads larger - if you have lot of horizontal space), but don'tmake more than that - it will make it very steep and difficult to climb. also, width should be at least 3' I have seen smaller ones, and those look difficult to maneuver.

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 26th, 2013, 8:23 am
by aries31
I had collected the following from sources online (I think gharexpert)

Stairs Design inches/ft mm
Width, Min 30 750
Min tread 10 250
Rise, Max 7.5 200
Rise, recommended 6 150
Clear Headroom 87 2200
Handrail, Min 31 800
Handrail, Max 35 900

Slope in Degrees, Min 26
Slope in Degrees, Max 45
Slope in Degrees, Recommended 30

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 26th, 2013, 9:41 pm
by pvr59ksl
Thanks aries31 and blrsiteseeker. In fact I could not get this ready to use information from the net.

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 27th, 2013, 7:33 am
by justaknock
Hi All, I am constructing a duplex house in north bangalore. need to do an internal staircase. Its an MS staircase with wooden cladding.
I need to know the fabrication cost per step.
Details:
3" (6mm thk M.S plate as side profile)
10" (6mm thk M S plate as tread)
wooden cladding on the MS plate tread

my contractor is quoting Rs.3,100 per step.(excluding the wooden cladding)
He says it requires 18kgs of steel per step.(?)

I urgently need a good fabricator (preferably in north bangalore) to take this forward. Any reference will help

thanks

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 28th, 2013, 7:03 pm
by ardesarchitects
Hi,
Why are using MS sheet ,its very costly and the weight will be more.Just use 'L' angles or MS strips since you are any way cladding with wood.
Make the fabrication detail little thinner with 'L' angles and what is the side supports for the stair?


Regarsd
Ar.Praveen.N
Ardes Architects and Interior Desingers
ardesarchitects@gmail.com
www.ardesarchitects.com

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 28th, 2013, 10:02 pm
by justaknock
Dear Praveen
Thanks for your reply. The base of the staircase also has support with MS pipe etc. I am looking to outsource this work. If you know any fabricator or contractor, can you please refer.
thanks.

Re: Staircase

Posted: April 29th, 2013, 3:30 pm
by comingofage
justaknock

A MS staircase, with treads and railings made of strips(ie, not sheet-type), for a 17 step, 3ft width, with 2x12ft 3" GI columns, plus 2x 3'x2' strip type MS Platform, worked out roughly to a 22k esimate for me, which would be around 1300/step......with no cladding.

This is a conventional 'straight' design MS staircase, to connect the 1st and 2nd Floors.
I'm yet to give my go-ahead nod, so at this time I cannot provide a reference, however if by next week you are still hunting for a contractor, my work should be completed and I could then give you more info.

Hope this Helps!

P.S: 18kgs per step sounds too heavy

Re: Staircase

Posted: February 10th, 2014, 6:25 pm
by chand
hello,

Can you post the picture of the stairs.. I'm getting it done with HR square pipes for steps and 6 mm sheet for supporting its kind of floating stairs. with just support from the one side other side it will have hand rail.

For steps not decide as use laminate/ hardwood/ or plain plywood with veener.

-chand.