Determine Tread Run and Total Run — Measure the Total Run
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How to Measure and Plan Treads for a Split-Level Staircase · Step 4 of 8
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The speaker explains that his pre-manufactured stair treads are 11 1/2 inches wide. After deducting 1 inch for nosing (the overhang), the effective run for each tread is 10 1/2 inches. Multiplying this individual tread run (10 1/2 inches) by the 13 treads previously calculated gives a total run of 136 1/2 inches. This total run determines the horizontal space needed for the staircase.
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Determine Tread Run and Total Run — Measure the Total Run
Part of project
How to Measure and Plan Treads for a Split-Level Staircase · Step 4 of 8
In this video
The speaker explains that his pre-manufactured stair treads are 11 1/2 inches wide. After deducting 1 inch for nosing (the overhang), the effective run for each tread is 10 1/2 inches. Multiplying this individual tread run (10 1/2 inches) by the 13 treads previously calculated gives a total run of 136 1/2 inches. This total run determines the horizontal space needed for the staircase.
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