BUILDING STAIRS AND LANDINGS TO CODE | DIY

Stairs have a lot of building code requirements! How high should each step be or how big does my landing need to be are common questions that I get from DIY'ers working on their home projects. Stairs look simple at a glance but since they can be a high safety hazard area building codes spend a little extra time detailing out the minimum requirements. In this video we will dive into the building code and discuss what should be calculated into your stair construction.
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