Stair stringers (red arrow) are the notched boards that are placed at an angle.
Stringers are the structural support for the stairs. You can think of stair stringers as sloping floor joists.
Risers & Treads: ...
Stair Stringer - The sloping board that supports the ends of the steps.
Newel - The post that terminates the railing.
Stair Rail - The bar used for a handhold when we use the stairs.
Stair stringer — Supporting member for stair treads. Can be a notched plank or a steel member.
Stair stringer
I've found a few threads on the board regarding cutting a stringer, but I'm still a bit confused.
Stair Stringer The sloping board that supports the ends of the steps.
Storm Sewer Tile The underground pipe that receives the water from the downspouts and carries it to the storm sewer.
Stair Stringer
One of the structural supporting members of a stairway.
Stair Tread ...
You can lay out a stair stringer very quickly with a framing square by finding the rise on one leg and the run on the other leg and then lining those up with the edge of the board.
The newel post is securely anchored into the underlying floor framing or the stair stringer to provide stability to the handrails.
Used by carpenters to measure stair stringers and roof rafters. (how to use)
STK
Stands for "Select Tight Knot". This is a board that has knots in it but the knots are tight rather than loose. Select means it's the best grade.
Stile ...
A jigsaw can precisely complete cuts begun with a circular saw in stair stringers, wood flooring and sheet materials. To avoid bumps in your final stair stringer, hold the jigsaw blade tight to the inside of the stringer cutting line.
You'll need two or three pieces of 2x10 lumber for your stair stringers, depending on the width of the treads.
Stair Stringer refers to the pieces of lumber
that is cut out to form the actual stairs. The
stringers are normally cut out of 2 x 12's. A
normal set of residential stairs should have
at least three stringers. There are building ...
Build Like a Pro: Precision Stair Stringers
A method for laying out stair stringers using a construction calculator
with Rick Arnold
Embedding Drywall Corners
To get inside corners right, the tape must be tight
with Myron R. Ferguson ...
To simplify this chore, we used five precut stair stringers ($7 each). Set the bottom ends of the stringers on concrete patio blocks. This will prevent them from sinking into the dirt and wicking up moisture.
A staircase designed with only the horizontal surfaces of the treads fixed to the stair stringers. Vertical surfaces between treads are open (we often call it a "Brady Bunch" stairs).
Even though precut stair stringers are available at the home centers, they are a compromise most of the time because they have a fixed riser height of 8". To correctly make stairs, follow these guidelines: ...
A vertical stair part; a turned, carved or otherwise vertical section placed between the handrail and the stair tread or stair stringer. Sometimes called spindles, pickets or 'thing-a-ma-bobs'.
Balustrade ...
striking colors of midnight blue, Chinese red, gorse yellow, bark brown and the deep black/brown of wenge wood in a few smaller pieces or as decorative accents. For example, use deep rust to emphasize architectural elements, such as stair stringers ...
 See also: Stringer, Wood, Building, House, Deck
  
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