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Calculated Industries ConcreteCalc User Manual

Calculated Industries ConcreteCalc
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Stair Problems (Risers/Treads)
The ConcreteCalc can compute the val-
ues used in stair building. Given values
for total Height, Run or Length and a
“Desired Stair Riser Height,” ConcreteCalc
can find these values. To display them,
repeatedly press [Stair] the number of
times indicated in the following table.
# Press Value
1 Number of Risers
2 Riser Height
3 Underage/Overage for Risers
4 Number of Treads
5 Tread Width
6 Underage/Overage for Treads
7 Stringer (Carriage) Length
8 Inclination Angle
Note: The default “Desired Stair Riser Height”
is 7-1/2 inches. This can be revised by enter-
ing the new height and pressing [Stair] (e.g.,
8 [Inch] [Stair]).
Floor
to
Floor
Height
Stringer
Riser Height
Inclination
Total Length
Tread Width
Angle
50 – ConcreteCalc™

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Calculated Industries ConcreteCalc Specifications

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BrandCalculated Industries
ModelConcreteCalc
CategoryCalculator
LanguageEnglish

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