Wood Carriage
A wood carriage is a sloping beam used to support the steps of a wood stair, providing structural stability and durability for residential, commercial, and outdoor staircases.
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Definition
A Wood Carriage is a sloping beam installed between stringers to support the steps of a wood stair.
Purpose
The purpose of a wood carriage is to provide structural support for the treads and risers of a staircase, ensuring stability and durability.
Examples of Use
- Residential Stairs: Supporting the steps in wooden staircases in homes.
- Commercial Buildings: Providing support for wooden staircases in offices and public buildings.
- Outdoor Decks: Supporting stairs leading to elevated decks and porches.
Related Terms
- Stringer: A structural member that supports the treads and risers of a staircase.
- Tread: The horizontal part of a stair on which a person steps.
- Riser: The vertical part of a stair between each tread.
Notes
Wood carriages must be precisely cut and securely fastened to ensure the safety and stability of the staircase. They should be made from strong, durable wood species.
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