Staircase (QUESTION POOL)

The horizontal platform between two flights of a stair is known as

• Head room

• Flight

• Landing

• Soffit

The vertical distance between the nosing of one flight and the bottom of the flight immediately above it is

• Going

• Run

• Flight

• Headroom

The combined frame work of handrail and balusters is known as

• Barrister

• Balustrade

• Baluster

• Both A and B

The ordinary step of rectangular shape in plan is known as

• Flier

• Winder

• String

• Tread

The additional finish or moulding provided to the nosing is known as

• Soffit

• Scotia

The horizontal distance between the faces of two consecutive risers is called

• Tread

• Rise

• Going

• None of these

A step whose end forms a circular quadrant in plan is known as

• Round ended step

• Commode step

• Bull nose step

• Splayed step

The projecting part of the tread beyond the face of riser is known as

• Scotia

• Nosing

• Soffit

• None of these

The vertical distance between two successive tread is called

• Riser

• Going

• Rise

• Both A and B

The steps with curved riser and tread is known as

(a)