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Dog-leg (stairs) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dog-leg is a term used to describe a configuration of stairs between two floors of a building, often a domestic building, in which a flight of stairs ascends to a half-landing before turning 180 degr...
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Dogleg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dogleg or dog-leg may refer to: ;Motor vehicles •Dog leg, an unusual manual transmission layout •Dog-leg, an offset 'zig-zag' plane of operation for a floor-mounted automatic transmission shift lev...
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Fig. 224 is the plan of a dog-legged stair with a half-space landing. The treads of the steps in the lower flight are omitted, so as to show the strings and risers. A portion of the steps of the upper... ... 224 is the plan of a dog-legged stair with a half-space landing. The treads of the steps in the lower flight are...
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The number of steps to be introduced is ascertained in the same way as for a straight stair. Thus, in the Fig. 201, a height of 10 feet 10 inches has to be gained, there are 20 risers each 6½ inches high, and the steps have a proportional breadth of 10 inches.
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Use dog leg stair in a Sentence ... See web results for dog leg stair ... Also, dog-legged stair.
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dog-leg stair: Definition and Pronunciation ... Pronunciation: (dôg'leg", dog'-), [key] a half-turn stair, the successive flights of which are immediately side by side and connected by an intervening platform. Also,dog'-legged stair'.
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7. (a) State briefly the requirements of a good staircase. (b) How are treads & risers proportioned. (c) Where do you use the following types of stairs i. Dog-legged stair. ii. Open newel stair. iii. Geometrical stair.
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Rr210103 Building Materials and Construction. Science ... 7. (a) State briefly the requirements of a good staircase. (b) How are treads & risers proportioned. (c) Where do you use the following types of stairs i. Dog-legged stair. ii. Open newel stair. iii. Geometrical stair.
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The topics to be covered include details of buildings, doors and windows, lintels, arches, stairs and stair cases, roof and roof trusses, foundation, culverts and bridges. ... 04.01 Plan and Cross Section of Dog legged stair.
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