Are handrails required on both sides of the staircase?
In domestic properties, a handrail is required on at least one side if the staircase is wider than 1 meter. In most public buildings, handrails on both sides are required.
In domestic properties, a handrail is required on at least one side if the staircase is wider than 1 meter. In most public buildings, handrails on both sides are required.
The minimum tread depth for a private staircase is 220mm. For public stairs, it should be at least 250mm.
The maximum riser height for a private staircase is 220mm, and for public stairs, it's 190mm.
The maximum pitch for a private stair is 42 degrees. For public or shared stairs, it's typically between 33 and 38 degrees.
The recommended width for a domestic staircase is 850mm, but there are no specific regulations for minimum width in private homes. For public and commercial buildings, the width requirements may vary.