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BSI BS 585-1:1989

Wood stairs -- Specification for stairs with closed risers for domestic use, including straight and winder flights and quarter or half landings
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BSI BS 585-1:1989

Wood stairs -- Specification for stairs with closed risers for domestic use, including straight and winder flights and quarter or half landings

PUBLISH DATE 1989
PAGES 26
BSI BS 585-1:1989

This Part of BS 585 specifies materials and construction requirements for stairs constructed of timber, which may include plywood risers and treads and/or edge-to-edge jointed timber and/or glue-laminated wood components.

It applies to stairs intended primarily for use inside one-family dwellings, including one or more of the following:

  • straight flights;
  • winder flights;
  • quarter landings;
  • half landings.

This Part of BS 585 does not apply to stairs with open risers, stairs having an overall width greater than 1 220 mm, or stairs having a total going in one flight exceeding 3 800 mm.

Appendix A gives recommendations for site fixing of stairs.

Appendix B gives recommendations for the design of stairs with winder flights.

NOTE 1 For stairs constructed of wood-based materials, see BS 585-2.

NOTE 2 For guidance on the design of straight stairs, see BS 5395-1.

NOTE 3 The titles of the publications referred to in this standard are listed on the inside back cover.

Includes plywood risers and treads, edge-to-edge jointed timber and glue-laminated wood components.

Recommendations for fixing stairs on site and for the design of stairs with winder flights.

Open risers, stairs wider than 122 mm and flights having a total going exceeding 3800 mm are excluded.

SDO BSI: British Standards Institution
Document Number 585-1
Publication Date June 30, 1989
Language en - English
Page Count
Revision Level
Supercedes
Committee B/208
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