How to calculate stair treads (rise and run) stringer layout 

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I was thinking the same thing. WHERE did the 3/4" come from??? If u subtract 1.5" Overhang from 11.5" Board Width= 10" Run"??

​@Chris lnFlorida you wouldn't have 1 1/2" over hang on your tread. that's too much. he said leave a 3/4" overhang. 11 1/2-3/4 = 10 3/4 cut on your tread.

OMG! EVERYTIME I WATCH THIS IM THINKING.......HUH????🙄🤔🤐🤪🤨😴🥴😵🤯😭😱☠ WTF just happened? Stop , stop, STOP ....BACKUP REWIND .....NOPE O STILL DONT HAVE A FN CLUE WHAT THEY ARE TEACHING SHOWING EXPLAINING OR WHATEVER THEY ARE DOING, AINT DOING SH*T BUT CONFUSING THE F out of me and my soul! And the CAMERA GUY ....LIKE DUDE WE ALL KNOW THE ONLY THING YOU ARE FOLLOWING IS HIM WITH A CAMERA ! WE KNOW YOU DIDN'T UNDERSTAND A fn thing he's said or talked about except 7 inches and to to bottom! Gtfoh you ain't fooling NOONE Son! Again THANK YOU FOR THIS EDUCATIONAL TUTORIAL ON HOW TO CONFUSE TF OUT OF EVERYONE INCLUDING YOURSELF VIDEO

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I literally stopped watching at this point and headed to the comment section before checking out the next video in the results.

ya im more lost than when I started. At least he knows what he is doing cause he doesnt know how to explain it thats for sure.

He literally told you. The 7 comes from code. A stair riser can be 5.5-7.5 inches high

7 1/4" for concrete steps

The Rise is easy, he mentioned your Risers height need to be somewhere between 5"-7.5". The Height of the deck from ground up is 28". Divide some # between 5"-7.5" to give u an even Rise Height up which 28"÷7"=4 Risers. What I don't know is, WHERE did the 3/4" come from to figure The Run??

You rise (how far you step up) and your tread (think of this as a shoe size sort of). You don’t want your rise up with each step to be to tall or too shallow or your gait isn’t smooth as you use the stairs. You don’t the treads (area you out your feet on) to be too large (deep) or shallow for your foot either. Hope this helps. He’s also giving an example of the average starting minimum it should be for comfort & safety (7”). I prefer the range of 7-8” minimum for both ride and treads.

7 is a bad number, because he didn't account for the thickness of the tread. That needs to be subtracted, and that's the size of your stringer rise. Then when you add the stair tread, it becomes 7.

I'm with you, WHERE did the 3/4" come from???

The thickness of the “kick board” It’s going to sit on top of the 11 1/2 . The kick boards are usually 3/4 thick.

It's the overhang of the stair tread, assuming you don't have facia on the riser. The "plank" he points to is the width of the tread for the step. There needs to be about 3/4" that this board overhangs the edge. If you put facia on the front of the riser, that thickness will need to factored in as well because it adds to the total length needed for the tread board. Otherwise, the face of the facia will come to the front face of the tread board, and there won't be any front overhang lip on the step.

It's the overhang lip. The stair tread will overhang by 3/4" so the cut should not include the whole width of the tread.

Im curious how did they turn out the following day ? ....🙄 O I get it now haha

@@mcbrnd hey thanks for the question! They came out great ! Thank you!

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