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IRC building code requires a maximum riser height of 7.75". Your answer would be 38.75".
The greatest riser height within any flight of stairs should not exceed the smallest by more than 3/8 of an inch
This is a building code issue, and so varies depending on location. For example, the State of New York specifies that the maximum difference in riser height for any flight of stairs is 3/8 inch.
trade and riser are the terms used for stair case. trade is used for the breadth of and riser is used for height of stairs.
The edge of the riser.
The riser would be 7 1/2" or 187mm.
Though codes vary, a good rule of thumb is that stairs must not be continuous for more than 12 vertical feet. At 12 feet, a landing must be introduced. With typical riser heights of 7"3/4 you typically see 16-18 "steps" in a flight of stairs. Anything beyond that is not code complaint.
Minimum tread is 10" and maximum riser is 7.75".
The surface area of stairs is found by multiplying the length and width of one stair top and of the riser. This should be multiplied by the number of stairs.
The tread is what you step on, the riser is the part going up. Rise=riserThe tread is what you step on. The riser is the upright piece your toe hits.
A Dry Riser is a system of valves and pipework which enables the Fire Service to pump water on to the upper floors of a building. A Wet Riser is a system of valves and pipework which are kept permanently charged with water.
you step on the TREADThe RISER holds the treads-- the riser is the zig / zag part where the treads lay on.The riser backboard is the face plate you see as you walk up the stairs and your toes hit on.The Knewal is the post at the top or the bottom of the banister / railingThe ballistars are the poles that are placed under the railing that follow from top to bottom.