日常使用
Stair Calculator
Calculate stair stringer length, tread depth, and riser height for construction projects.
使用方法
- Measure the Total Rise (the exact vertical distance between the two floors).
- Enter your Target Riser Height (how tall you want each step to be). The calculator will find the closest mathematically possible even step height.
- Enter your Target Tread Depth (how deep you want each step to be).
- Review the exact measurements needed to cut your stringers and build safe stairs.
公式
Stair Math:
Number of Risers = Total Rise / Target Riser Height (Rounded to nearest whole number)
Actual Riser = Total Rise / Number of Risers
Number of Treads = Number of Risers - 1 (for standard mount)
Total Run = Number of Treads * Actual Tread
Stringer Length = √(Total Rise² + Total Run²)
Angle = arctan(Actual Riser / Actual Tread)
Number of Risers = Total Rise / Target Riser Height (Rounded to nearest whole number)
Actual Riser = Total Rise / Number of Risers
Number of Treads = Number of Risers - 1 (for standard mount)
Total Run = Number of Treads * Actual Tread
Stringer Length = √(Total Rise² + Total Run²)
Angle = arctan(Actual Riser / Actual Tread)
The Stair Calculator is a crucial tool for carpenters, builders, and DIY enthusiasts. It ensures staircases are designed safely and comply with local building codes by accurately calculating riser heights, tread depths, and total stringer length based on your total floor-to-floor rise.