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Worksheetsstairs (2nd year)
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 19mins
this type of stair is called a ?
straight flight
open well
dog leg
quarter turn
this is a ?
Balusrade
baluster
spindle
spandral
the minimum height for a handrail in mm is
(enter a number only)
(a)
the Balustrade contains
(select more than one)
spindles
hand rail
riser
cut stringer
Used to cover the sawn face of trimmer joist and provide a neat finish at edge of ceiling
skirting
capping piece
facing
apron piece
the regulations we use for domestic stairs in Scotland are ?
PUWER
Building Regulations Document K
COSHH
Building Standards 4:3
the minimum head room on a stair in mm is
(only enter numbers)
(a)
the part indicated is called the
return nosing
wall stringer
cut stringer
outer stringer
the horizontal component of the stair that provides a flat surface for footfall is called a
(a)
the (a) post is a large section vertical structural component that the outer string and handrail fit into
this is a ?
balustrade
baluster
spindle
spandral
this stair is called a ?
spiral
attic
straight flight
single level rise
a spandrel frame is
a triangular frame under the stringer
a door opening under the riser
an open space under the stair
the handrail, base rail and spindles
the rise is the distance from
floor to ceiling
top of tread to underside of tread
front of tread to front of tread
top of tread to top of tread
the going should be no less that (a) mm
the rise must be over (a) mm
the maximum rise is (a) mm
the part indicated is called a
wall stringer
outer stringer
cut stringer
four string
this is used in conjunction with
horizontal treads
vertical treads
bull nose tread
return nosing
the maximum stair angle in degrees is
(only enter a number)
(a)
choose the image for a bullnose step
the maximum spacing between spindles in mm is
(only enter a number)
(a)
the maximum height for a handrail in mm is
(enter a number only)
(a)
the minimum width of a domestic stair in Scotland is
(a) mm
the heights in the regulations for handrail and head room are measured from
the nosing line
the pitch line
the floor level
the riser angle
additional support between treads and risers is given by
sprockets
firring pieces
glue blocks
outriggers
treads and risers are secured into the stringer housings with
wire nails
wedges
brackets
trimmers
