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1. Layout
1.1 Staircase layout
To make it easier to understand the drawings, which represent structures in plan that develop in space, it's useful to recall a few common drawing conventions.
Standard staircase plans assume a horizontal cross-section at one meter from the finished floor of the level represented.
If the staircase only runs between two levels (as in the case of single-family homes), the steps above the cross-section are generally shown as dashed lines.
In the case of multi-storey buildings, the flights are generally superimposed. The difference in level of a storey is represented by two interrupted mixed lines.
In the following drawings, the staircases are shown without the shaft and...
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Bibliography
Regulations
Décret n° 69-596 du 14 juin 1969 fixant les règles générales de construction des bâtiments d'habitation (art. 5)
Arrêté du 1 er août 2006 fixant les dispositions prises pour l'application des articles R. 111-19 à R. 111-19-3 et R. 111-19-6 du Code de la construction et de l'habitation relatives à l'accessibilité aux personnes handicapées des établissements...
Norms and standards
- Wooden staircases – Specifications (classification index: P21-211) - XP P 21-211 - 09-03
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