Stair Building Books
Books and
Videos on
Building Stairs,
Stair Layout and Designing Stairs
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Stair Building
The Art of Staircases
Staircase Design from Top to
Bottom The Art of Staircases
examines innovative use of staircases in contemporary design, with
full how-to and why-to details on treads, structural systems,
widths, banisters, proportions, materials, and much more. Beautiful,
problem-solving staircases by established and emerging architects
are showcased in hundreds of stunning color photos
Basic
Stairbuilding Book
Solutions to stairbuilding
challenges - Book If you've ever thought of
stairbuilding as a job best left to an expert, this book will change
your mind. Scott Schuttner gives all the practical how-to
information needed to build three kinds of stairs: a simple straight
case, an L-shaped stair and an open-riser stair. This sharply
focused book provides straightforward solutions to virtually any
stairbuilding situation. At long last, a master carpenter shows you how to assemble stairs
that are solid and attractive. Whether you need to build three steps
up to a deck or a full flight to your second floor, this one-on-one
tutorial with Scott Schuttner takes the guesswork out of going up
and down.
Companion DVD or VHS Avaialble Separately
Basic
Stairbuilding - DVD Learn Basic Stairbuilding from the
Ground Up At long
last, a master carpenter shows you how to assemble stairs that are
solid and attractive. Whether you need to build three steps up to a
deck or a full flight to your second floor, this one-on-one tutorial
with Scott Schuttner takes the guesswork out of going up and down.
You're right there as Schuttner shows how to build two common
staircases: a straight-run stair with plywood treads and risers (to
be covered with carpeting) and an L-shaped stair with housed oak
treads and risers.
Also Available in VHS Format
Basic
Stairbuilding - VHS Learn Basic Stairbuilding from the
Ground Up At long
last, a master carpenter shows you how to assemble stairs that are
solid and attractive. Whether you need to build three steps up to a
deck or a full flight to your second floor, this one-on-one tutorial
with Scott Schuttner takes the guesswork out of going up and down.
You're right there as Schuttner shows how to build two common
staircases: a straight-run stair with plywood treads and risers (to
be covered with carpeting) and an L-shaped stair with housed oak
treads and risers.
Building Stairs - For Pros
By Pros - 2004 Edition
Stairway design and construction is a cornerstone of homebuilding. This is where
carpenters show off their skill in combining safe, solid construction with
suitable dimensions, excellent craftsmanship, and (more often than not)
impressive measures of ingenuity.
Even in the simplest of houses, building a stairway can be a complex project.
That's why the editors of Fine Homebuilding magazine have compiled a selection of
stair-building articles that covers a broad range of details relating to design,
fabrication and installation. Its all here -- from simple, site-built utility
staircases to elaborate spirals.
Building Stairs - For Pros
By Pros - Updated for 2007 Professional Grade
Information on Building High Quality Stairs. Stair building
combines precision carpentry with tricky math, so even experienced
builders find it challenging. But as this extensively illustrated
book demonstrates, any builder who can measure the distance between
two floors can plan and build a stunning set of stairs. By clearly
laying out the geometry, planning, and construction involved, author
Andy Engel takes the reader from a simple structure built of framing
lumber to a set of stairs fit for a king. From building and
installing railings to using off-the-shelf stair parts, Building
Stairs lays out the process clearly and completely.
Framing
Floors & Stairs -
DVD Learn Stairbuilding
Step-By-Step From An Expert Carpenter In Framing Floors & Stairs, Larry Haun and his brother Joe
frame the floor of a basic 1,600-sq. ft. house. They take you step
by step through the entire process, showing you practical ways to
organize tasks, streamline procedures and handle tools and materials
efficiently. Here's your chance to watch a framing master at work,
and to become a better, more efficient carpenter yourself.
Also Available in VHS Format
Framing
Floors & Stairs -
VHS Learn Stairbuilding
Step-By-Step From An Expert Carpenter IIn Framing Floors & Stairs, Larry Haun and his brother Joe
frame the floor of a basic 1,600-sq. ft. house. They take you step
by step through the entire process, showing you practical ways to
organize tasks, streamline procedures and handle tools and materials
efficiently. Here's your chance to watch a framing master at work,
and to become a better, more efficient carpenter yourself.
Smart Guide: Stairs & Railings Learn How to Design
and Build All Kinds of Residential Staircases
shows readers how to design and build all kinds of staircases and
railings for their home, including straight stairs, deck stairs, and
L-shaped staircases with a landing. The most essential information
readers need to successfully handle each task is packed into this
concise construction manual. Over 190 detailed drawings clearly
illustrate the step-by-step instruction, which has been written with
the do-it-yourselfer in mind. With the help of this Smart Guide,
readers can add value to their home while enjoying the greatest
possible savings in time, effort, and money
Stair Builders Handbook Quick Reference to the Design
Considerations for Stairs If you know the floor-to-floor rise, this
handbook gives you everything else: number and dimension of
treads and risers, total run, correct well hole opening, angle
of incline, and quantity of materials and settings for your
framing square for over 3,500 code-approved rise and run
combinations – several for every 1/8-inch interval from a 3
foot to a 12 foot floor-to-floor rise.
Stair Design Showcases over 70 Stair Designs from Around
the World
Stair Design brings together more than seventy recent projects from
all over the world, which respond to highly diverse needs: from just
a few steps compensating the changing level in a loft, to
never-ending staircases that rise up the facade of a skyscraper.
Included in each section and classified according to their public or
private use are numerous examples of stairs built from the most
commonly used materials; wood, metal, re-enforced concrete and
glass, or a combination of these, often used to maximize the
design's efficiency
Stair Layout Quickly Learn the Factors Necessary to Layout Staircases Stair Layout takes all
factors of stair building into account, ranging from layout and
design to building tips. Stair building is presented with methods
for laying out, cutting, and installing stair carriages, cleated
stringers, dadoed stringers, housed stringers, and mitered
stringers.
Staircase Design (Architectural
Tools) Reveals Why
Staircases are the Architects Ultimate Challenge
If you think a flight of stairs
is nothing more than a means of getting from one floor to the next,
think again. Shot from intriguing angles that illustrate their
utility and beauty, this colorful tour of stepping spaces reveals
why staircases are not only the architect’s ultimate challenge, but
also the ultimate manifestation of his ingenuity, imagination, and
engineering skills
Staircases: Design and Construction Comprehensive
Overview of Production Methods for Staircase Construction
In this volume, the current state of technology in stair
construction is reviewed, providing a comprehensive overview of the
latest production methods useful for the day-to-day work. Following
an introductory essay on the development of staircases, the
fundamental principles in building stairs are documented, and
essential information is provided on the crucial elements of
construction and the creative possibilities of the basic materials
wood, steel and concrete
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