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Test your stair building knowledge and skill level
A tread is
A planing tool used in stair building
The walking surface of a staircase
The vertical rise of a staircase
All the above
The nosing is
A classic molding profile
The overhang of a stair tread
The angle of a staircase
A type of bracket
Rise and Run are
Morning exercise
A type of staircase
The vertical and horizontal dimensions of a staircase
A and C
Tool not used in stair construction
A level
A heat gun
A measuring tape
A framing square
The Pythagorean Theorem is a
A mathmatical way to measure circles
Mathmatical equation to find the hypotenuse of a triangle
A mathematical equation to determine vertical fractions
A triangle shaped stair tread
A stringer is
The structural support for stair treads and risers
String tool used to measure a stair layout
The section of a staircase that has a flat part
A tradesman that threads footballs
I have ...
Never used a circular saw
Used a circular saw once or twice
Worked with one a fair bit
Work with a circular saw all the time
Hanging a door
Is an unfathomable project for me
Is a difficult challenge
Is doable
I can do it blindfolded
Building a Deck
Is an easy quick weekend project for me
I'd sooner call for a quote
I've done a few
We build them on every house we complete
What is the difference between level and plumb
Level is the act of telling the truth and plumb is a fruit
Level is a line that is exactly vertical and plumb is a line is exactly horizontal
Plumb is a line that is exactly vertical and level is a line that is exactly horizontal
If you have a 14-riser stair flight, how many steps (treads/unit runs) do you have?
13
12
15
If your unit run (run per step) is 9 ½ inches and you have 10 steps and a mounting bracket that is 1 ½ inches thick and adds 1 ½ inches to your total run, then what's the total run of your staircase? Take your time and do the math...
90 ½ inches
95 inches
96 ½ inches
100 ½ inches
If your total floor to floor (FF) height is 101 inches and you have a 13 riser staircase, then what is your unit rise (rise per step)?
7 inches
8 ½ inches
7 ¾ inches
5 inches