NCARB all three: please review and comment

[shnicky]

ncarb stair ground 3a.jpg

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ncarb roof 1.JPG

ncarb ramp 3a.jpg

Please take a look. I'm using Coach's videos, so...

[Coach]

Looks good.

[shnicky]

Thanks, Coach. Your videos are fantastic, by the way.

[Coach]

Thanks, Coach. Your videos are fantastic, by the way.

[kkanakos]

Do you have too many risers on the lowest portion of the stair? It looks like you have 4 but it's hard to tell.

[Coach]

Do you have too many risers on the lowest portion of the stair? It looks like you have 4 but it's hard to tell.

More than necessary but it works.

[kkanakos]

Do you have too many risers on the lowest portion of the stair? It looks like you have 4 but it's hard to tell.

More than necessary but it works.

Are you allowed to have different riser heights in the different runs of the stair? I know the code says you must have uniform height in any "flight" - does that mean the entire stair or just within each segment?

Thanks,
Katie

[Coach]

A flight is landing to landing.

[matt]

1. What about the first image handrail by the janitor closet door. You need 12" on the push side of that door. Does this door not need to be ada because it is on a stair?

2. Also, does the handrail need to project 12" into the landing at the top of the stairs or is that only a provision for a stair moving onto a landing below (path of egress?)

Happy Labor Day!

[Coach]

1. What about the first image handrail by the janitor closet door. You need 12" on the push side of that door. Does this door not need to be ada because it is on a stair?

Rail on door wall may encroach.

2. Also, does the handrail need to project 12" into the landing at the top of the stairs or is that only a provision for a stair moving onto a landing below (path of egress?)

Yes, extension on east side is missing.