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

The combined frame work of handrail and balusters is known as

The ordinary step of rectangular shape in plan is known as

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

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

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

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

The vertical distance between two successive tread is called

The step which do not radiate from a common centre

The vertical member placed at the ends of flights to connect the ends of string and handrail is known as

Ever moving flight is also called as

The pitch of stair is

The ordinary rectangular shape steps is known as

A platform or resting place provided between two flights

Additional finish or moulding provided to the nosing or tread to improve the elevation of the step

The apartment or room of a building, in which the stair is located, is known as a .....................

Unbroken series of steps between the landings is called .............

For wooden stairs, the IS code preferred is ............?

The cap provided to the top of a newel post, for the purpose of decoration, is called:

The maximum number of steps in a flight is

The minimum number of steps in a flight is

The head room for stairs is

Baluster in a stair is the ________ member supporting ______ .

How many types of stairs are there based on the material?

Which of the following can be provided for a 90° turning?

The vertical distance between the upper surface of the successive treads is known as 'going of step'.

An open-newel stairs consist of two or more straight flights arranged in such a manner that a clear space occurs between the backward or forward flight

In wooden stairs, the thickness of thread is adopted as

The total length of the stair in a horizontal plane is called as

The under surface of a stair is known as the ............

The thickness of structural slab in case of an R.C.C. stair is known as a ................

The approximate line of movement of people on a stair during ascending or descending is known as a ..............

A combination of tread and riser is known as ..........

The step has one end or both ends splayed in plan is called as ..............

The steps which radiate from a common centre is called as .............

The usual slope of ramp is

The minimum width of ramp is ............

The stair in which all steps lead to same direction is called as .............

The stairs turned through an angle of 90° is called as ............

The stairs turned through an angle of 180° is called as ............

The stairs turned through an angle of 270° is called as ............

The flights run in opposite directions and there is space between them in plan, such stairs are called as ............

The type of stairs used when there is only less space for the construction is

The flights run in opposite directions and there is no space between them in plan, such stairs are called as

The pitch of escalator is

The speed of the escalator is

The number of treads is given by

No. of riser is given by

Sum of rise plus going is given by

The product of rise and going is

2 x rise + going =

For public buildings, the stairs are placed

For residential building, the stairs are placed

For residential buildings, the rise should not be greater than

The minimum width of stairs is

For public buildings, the tread should not be less than

If the room height is 3 m and rise is 20 cm, then the number of treads in a straight stairs is

If the height of a single storey building is 3.2 m and riser is 13 cm, the number of treads is

The term string is used for

The stone blocks approximately triangular in shape, used as steps, are known

Which of the following stairs are now not frequently used

The minimum width of staircase should be 0.8 m clear of railing and may range up to 1.5 m.

The IS code that gives details about wooden stairs is:

The steps which are in the form of treads and risers of thin sawn stone slabs?

When will be provided a central handrail?

(2 x RISE) + (GOING)