Epoxies are especially useful in bonding metal to wood in stair applications. A fitting that curves in a vertical plane, used to change the angle of the handrail.ĮPOXY A two-part adhesive used to bond various materials including wood, composites, and metals. Used in box stairs.ĬODE The rules adopted by a state and/or local authorities that govern how a stairway must be put together for safety reasons.ĬURVED STAIR Stairs that curve as they ascend.ĮASING The curved junctions placed in a handrail to bring the parts at different levels into one flowing curve. Typically they are 3/16″ thick and made from the same wood species as the rest of the stair system.īOX Straight stairs with closed stringers.ĬARRIAGES The angled pieces used to support the stair system and for the treads to rest upon.ĬOVE MOULD Molding placed under the treads and landing treads, typically 3/4″ x 5/8″.ĬLOSED STRINGERS A staircase in which the ends of the treads are not visible to the outside. Several different variations exist from carved to scroll.
This Glossary is intended to provide a helpful tool for parts and terms sometimes used when determining the requirements and choices in your staircase design.īALUSTERS A vertical stair part turned, carved or otherwise vertical section placed between the handrail and the stair tread or stairīALUSTRADE A rail system including the framework of rail, newels and balusters.īRACKETS Ornamental pieces used on the skirt boards and stair stringers.
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