I am not sure what you mean here. I fit has a center post it is a spirale. If it doesn't, it is a sweep. You are implying that the magnitude of the internal radius affects it's name.
I am not sure what you mean here. I fit has a center post it is a spirale. If it doesn't, it is a sweep. You are implying that the magnitude of the internal radius affects it's name.
OK so you would differentiate between a circular, oval or parabolic sweep.
I have built all 3 types.
Does anyone know of any web sites describing the layout and fab of curved stairs. I have done many spiral, but no curved. I use to have a very good article from the "Fabricator" magazine from NOMA but lost it. In it they described how to do them and gave all the math formulas.
I have done lots of curved stair rails and my local rolling shops kind of cringe when you tell them you want something rolled in a spiral.
So this terminology is used on shop drawings?
JTMcC.
That is the terminology used on the shop drawings?
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Wayne, surely you posted those links with tongue firmly in cheek? The first is about hand carved wood stairs that they say "might meet some codes" The second uses the term "sweep step" in an electronic sense, having nothing to do with conveying personel from floor to floor. All in all a great google effort on your part .
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Evidently not, I'll stick by my dated 4 types/4 classes stance, until shown otherwise.
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Plus they were listed in appropriate order. ;-)
Did you see this
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I couldn't let your efforts go unnoticed, you obviously put a lot of effort into that one, it made ME laugh at least,
Yes I read that in the paper, but I hadn't looked at his website. Now that it's made famous by the Miner, I expect the high school kids to start painting it in different schemes any day now, shoot, I'm tempted to myself!
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no, but AISC would be one place to start looking.
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I have done many spiral, but no curved. I use to have a
I see that NOMMA has a video titled "curved stair fabrication" for 65 bucks. Might be worth it.
JTMcC.
Hey they have another video titled "Stair Layout and Planning" that covers spiral, circular and curved. 65 bucks. I'm guessing you already knew all this but you're looking for something free , right?
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I go by the head about 10 to 20 times each week, many times before the sun comes up or after it goes down so I think he should put propane cannons in the eyeballs that shoot 20' flames every time I go by.
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What a great idea! He'd need a sign though.... "you have to be less than this tall...." :-)
Wayne
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