Enter the total rise and see the number of steps, the riser height, the tread depth and the stringer length.
These tools give planning-level estimates from typical values. They are not quotes, designs or engineering, and results depend on your actual materials, framing, access, local rules and conditions. Only a site visit can confirm what a project needs, and we give you a written scope and price before any work begins.
Finished floor to finished floor.
About seven inches is common.
Number of steps, exact riser and tread depth.
Space needed for the stair.
No. It is a planning guide. Rules vary, and we check the ones that apply to your home.
Around seven inches is common, though the exact limit comes from the rules.
Measure the vertical distance from the finished floor below to the finished floor above.
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Trim and Molding Linear Foot CalculatorEnter the room size and the doors and windows and see linear feet of baseboard, casing and crown to order.Try it 
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