The top of the stair is shown in hidden lines for drawing clarity, with the riser aligned with the landing where up and down risers are not offset. Pickets are aligned between the stair guards, and the top rail slopes at the landing. Landing posts are welded or bolted to structural steel embeds in the concrete stair landing. The handrail maintains a typical height of three feet above the stair nose.
TOP OF STAIR SHOWN IN HIDDEN LINE FOR DWG CLARITY. HANDRAIL TO GUARDRAIL WELDED CONNECTION, SEE SECTION. PICKETS TO BE ALIGNED BETWEEN STAIR GUARDS STAIR BELOW 'PROJECTED' 0' - 9" STAIR LANDING POSTS WELDED / BOLTED TO STL EMBEDS. TYPICAL ELEVATION DETAIL (WHERE UP AND DOWN RISERS ARE NOT OFFSET AT LANDING) RISER ALIGNED WITH LANDING. SLOPE TOP RAIL AT LANDING TYPICAL HANDRAIL 3' - 0"
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