Stairs by floor height · 9 ft 9 in · L-shaped, landing
L-shaped stairs with a landing for a 9 ft 9 in floor height
17 risers of 6 7/8″ and 16 treads 11″ deep, at 32°. 36″ wide, it takes 10′ 4 3/16″ × 9′ 5 1/8″ of floor. 8 risers up to the landing, 9 from it to the floor above.
Open this stair in uCADWhat it’s made of
More or fewer steps
9 ft 9 in (117″) can be climbed in fewer, higher steps or more, lower ones. Each opens in uCAD as this stair with that many risers.
| Risers | Each riser | Going | Pitch | Run of a straight flight | How it walks | In uCAD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | 7 13/16″ | 9 13/16″ | 38° | 11′ 5 13/16″ | over the IRC’s 7¾″ riser | open |
| 16 | 7 5/16″ | 10 1/4″ | 36° | 12′ 9 9/16″ | steeper, fewer steps | open |
| 17 | 6 7/8″ | 11″ | 32° | 14′ 8 3/8″ | comfortable (drawn here) | open |
| 18 | 6 1/2″ | 11 13/16″ | 29° | 16′ 8 13/16″ | comfortable | open |
The IRC (US homes) allows risers up to 7¾″ and asks for treads of at least 10″, 6′8″ of headroom and a width of 36″; states and towns amend it. Check the code that applies to yours.
What it’s made of
Drawn as it’s built, in timber with open treads: treads housed in the stringers, posts under the turns, a railing on its newels. 315 parts in all, every bolt and weld among them. Sizes in inches, length × width × thickness.
| Part | Qty | Length | Width | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| landing (shaped) | 1 | 36 9/16″ | 36 9/16″ | 1 9/16″ |
| stringer (shaped) | 1 | 108 3/8″ | 10 3/8″ | 1 15/16″ |
| stringer (shaped) | 1 | 103 15/16″ | 10 3/8″ | 1 15/16″ |
| stringer (shaped) | 1 | 93 11/16″ | 10 3/8″ | 1 15/16″ |
| stringer (shaped) | 1 | 90 1/2″ | 10 3/8″ | 1 15/16″ |
| tread | 13 | 37 3/16″ | 12″ | 1 9/16″ |
| tread (shaped) | 2 | 37 3/16″ | 12″ | 1 9/16″ |
| stringer | 1 | 32 5/8″ | 11″ | 1 15/16″ |
| stringer (shaped) | 1 | 32 5/8″ | 11″ | 1 15/16″ |
| post, timber 90x90 | 1 | 100 7/8″ | 3 9/16″ | 3 9/16″ |
| post, timber 90x90 | 1 | 65 1/16″ | 3 9/16″ | 3 9/16″ |
| post, timber 90x90 | 2 | 56 7/16″ | 3 9/16″ | 3 9/16″ |
| beam, timber 50x150 | 1 | 32 13/16″ | 5 7/8″ | 1 15/16″ |
| post, timber 90x90 | 1 | 54″ | 3 9/16″ | 3 9/16″ |
| beam, timber 50x150 | 1 | 32 1/4″ | 5 7/8″ | 1 15/16″ |
| handrail, round 50 mm (shaped) | 1 | 99 5/16″ | 1 15/16″ | 1 15/16″ |
| post, timber 90x90 | 1 | 46 13/16″ | 3 9/16″ | 3 9/16″ |
| handrail, round 50 mm (shaped) | 1 | 86 5/16″ | 1 15/16″ | 1 15/16″ |
| baluster, steel square bar 18 mm (shaped) | 30 | 33 5/16″ | 11/16″ | 11/16″ |
Fixings: 4 × tie rod M10x1041, 66 × washer M10, 46 × nut M10, 30 × stud M8x80, glued, 30 × screw 5x45, 5 × bracket, concealed post base 90, 12 × anchor bolt M10x100, 10 × stud M10x117, 2 × anchor bolt M10x200, 2 × bracket, steel angle 100x100x8, 2 × stud M10x85, 20 × bolt M10x170, 20 × nut M10, barrel, 4 × bracket, joist hanger 50x150.
Closed risers, a steel frame, another width or railing: change it in uCAD, and the parts are worked out again, with a cut list of the boards to buy. Sizes of the structure are the library’s defaults for a house stair, not an engineer’s calculation for yours.
Another height or width
Will it fit your room?
Open it in uCAD, draw your walls round it and look: turn it the other way, move the turn up or down, change the width. Or tell the AI: “a stair for 9 ft 9 in in a 7 × 10 ft stairwell”, and it draws one that fits.
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