BU625 Stair design

Abbreviation
BU625
Valid from
1/08/2018

Information provider
BRANZ Limited
Information type
BRANZ Bulletin
Format
PDF

Description

Considering stair location and design at the start of a project is essential for the safety of the people using the stairs. 

Stairs must have uniform treads and risers, visually identifiable leading edges or nosings and handrails fixed at the correct height and location.

Scope

This bulletin covers:

  • Types of stairways
  • Design criteria
  • Handrails
  • Safety barriers
  • Lighting
  • Universal design
  • Setting out the stair
  • External timber stairs
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Notes/comments

This bulletin updates and replaces Bulletin 495 of the same name.

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This bulletin updates and replaces Bulletin 495 of the same name.

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BU625 Stair design

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BU625 Stair design

Description

Considering stair location and design at the start of a project is essential for the safety of the people using the stairs. 

Stairs must have uniform treads and risers, visually identifiable leading edges or nosings and handrails fixed at the correct height and location.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 1.5MB)
BU625 Stair design
Description

Considering stair location and design at the start of a project is essential for the safety of the people using the stairs. 

Stairs must have uniform treads and risers, visually identifiable leading edges or nosings and handrails fixed at the correct height and location.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 1.5MB)
This resource does not cite any other resources.

BU625 Stair design

This resource does not CITE any other resources.
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