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Stairway chair rail
We are installing chair rail on a stairway that goes up 12 steps to a landing turns right and then has a single step to second landing to the entry to the second floor. The stairway continues right several steps to a third landing and a single step to another landing.
The debate is if there needs to be a rise on the single step landings equivalent to the step rise or is it a better solution not to have a rise and have a straight horizontal run where the displacement of the chair rail relative to the floor will be one step lower on the upper landing. |
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The cair rail should follow the pattern of the floor and be as symmetrical as possible. If there is a rise in the stairwell there should be a rise in the chair rail.
Since we're going up one step from landing A to landing B the chair rail should rise by the same height as the step rise. |
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