New Complete Manual for the Construction of Wooden Stairs. Roret Encyclopedia
Inter-Livr| N° d'inventaire | 21764 |
| Format | 16 x 24 |
| Détails | 160 p., including 20 black and white plates, paperback. |
| Publication | Paris, 1988 |
| Etat | Occasion |
| ISBN | |
Dealing with the handling and installation of staircases with one or more handrails of all models suitable for all public, private or industrial constructions, both in the city and in the country; according to a new and easy method. First part: Geometry exercises, calculations and preliminary arrangements. Second part: Staircases with straight stringers and a single handrail. Third part: Staircases with several handrails, having straight stringers; solid cores meeting the stringers, and resting landings in the corners. Fourth part: Staircases with stringers and solid cores, having, instead of landings, spiral steps, or turning quarters in the corners. Fifth part: Staircases having a hollow column in the center of the shaft or hollowed-out cores in the corners. Sixth part: Staircases with straight stringers, connected by curved stringers. Part Seven: Staircases with open spaces, determined by continuous interior stringers, circular or otherwise. Part Eight: Serving as an appendix.
Dealing with the handling and installation of staircases with one or more handrails of all models suitable for all public, private or industrial constructions, both in the city and in the country; according to a new and easy method. First part: Geometry exercises, calculations and preliminary arrangements. Second part: Staircases with straight stringers and a single handrail. Third part: Staircases with several handrails, having straight stringers; solid cores meeting the stringers, and resting landings in the corners. Fourth part: Staircases with stringers and solid cores, having, instead of landings, spiral steps, or turning quarters in the corners. Fifth part: Staircases having a hollow column in the center of the shaft or hollowed-out cores in the corners. Sixth part: Staircases with straight stringers, connected by curved stringers. Part Seven: Staircases with open spaces, determined by continuous interior stringers, circular or otherwise. Part Eight: Serving as an appendix.