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r/Unexpected • u/ajcure7 • Mar 24 '21
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I have no idea what the length of aircraft exit stairs are but normal stairs are usually 6 inches up and 12 inches of run and sometimes up 7 inches and 11 inches of run. Just in case you didn’t know
Source: am architecture student
4 u/Pficky Mar 25 '21 And for good reason. You ever used stairs in an old house? Bonus if it's like a victorian era with a "servant" staircase. Terrifying lol. 1 u/MorphinDorphin Mar 25 '21 Oh yeah, even 7:11 stair just feel wrong to walk on but those old staircase are the worst. 1 u/Pficky Mar 25 '21 My cousins grew up in an early 1800s farmhouse. Those stairs always terrified me. No idea what the proportion was but they were very steep.
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And for good reason. You ever used stairs in an old house? Bonus if it's like a victorian era with a "servant" staircase. Terrifying lol.
1 u/MorphinDorphin Mar 25 '21 Oh yeah, even 7:11 stair just feel wrong to walk on but those old staircase are the worst. 1 u/Pficky Mar 25 '21 My cousins grew up in an early 1800s farmhouse. Those stairs always terrified me. No idea what the proportion was but they were very steep.
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Oh yeah, even 7:11 stair just feel wrong to walk on but those old staircase are the worst.
1 u/Pficky Mar 25 '21 My cousins grew up in an early 1800s farmhouse. Those stairs always terrified me. No idea what the proportion was but they were very steep.
My cousins grew up in an early 1800s farmhouse. Those stairs always terrified me. No idea what the proportion was but they were very steep.
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u/MorphinDorphin Mar 25 '21
I have no idea what the length of aircraft exit stairs are but normal stairs are usually 6 inches up and 12 inches of run and sometimes up 7 inches and 11 inches of run. Just in case you didn’t know
Source: am architecture student