Commercial egress stairs need coordination around guard heights, handrails, landings, fire-rating interfaces, durability, and installation schedule.
Start with structure, not style
The finished stair can look minimal, but the steel behind it needs clear load paths, connection points, and a guard strategy before fabrication starts.
- Opening dimensions
- Floor-to-floor height
- Tread material
- Guard and handrail type
- Finish and installation access
Buildability decides the final detail
A beautiful stair still has to enter the building, line up with finished floors, and accept the railing system without field improvisation.
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We prepare fabrication drawings and coordinate with the project drawings and engineer requirements for the steel scope.
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