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    Stair Railing (7) - myCarpentry

    • Cut two 4x4 rail posts about 4 feet long (1219 mm) and attach a galvanized post anchor to the bottom end of each post. Attach the 4x4 posts to the ends of each outside stringer using two 2-1/2-inch galvanized … See more

    Determine The Rail Angle

    Place an uncut section of 2x4 rail material across the ends of the treads, up against the 4x4 posts. Add a small pencil mark (referred to as Ref. Points in diagram [C]) on the fron… See more

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    Cut and Install The Balusters

    Using a level, transfer the baluster layout lines to both rails and measure vertically from the top of the upper rail to the bottom of the lower rail to determine the height of the ballister… See more

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    Concrete Footing and Landing

    The building code for stair stringer footings suggests that they be at least 12 inches deep or to the depth of the frost line. If the frost line in your area is 24 inches, then the depth of th… See more

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    Do I need a stair railing for my Deck?
    Stair railing is needed if your deck is 30" (762 mm) above the ground. Always check your local building code before building a deck. The Prescriptive Wood Deck Construction Guide by the American Wood Council is an excellent source for deck building codes.
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