Front steps tread does not extend past the riser

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How would you word this? The tread does not extend past the riser. Cove moulding is in front of the tread.

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Potential trip-hazard.
I don’t watch my feet when I ascend a staircase. When I raise and place my foot, I expect the tread to be there!!
Descending is just as bad. I have big feet… size 13… (wink-wink)… and I use every inch of that tread!!

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Yup. Beautiful work. Just all wrong.

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Is the top surface 11"? if not, that would be one easy way to call it out.

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Not beautiful work, just all wrong.

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I found that same image. Yes, 11" would be pushing it.

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How often do you find a homes with a poured concrete front stoop with 11 inches and/or a nosing?
Virtually NEVER!
Just sayin’.

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How often do you see poured concrete steps with tread nosing’s?

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That’s a pretty strange molding to use for the nose of a tread!

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There you go again. Posting what others before you have already posted.
Do you ever have an original thought?!!

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The joke is, I build concrete steps. When I started you moaned, another builder." You openly laughed at your first 300 hundred inspections.
Lol. Everyone knows you Jonas. Grow up.

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Yupper. If the treads were set correctly it would fit nicely under the nose against the riser.

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What the hell you talkin’ about??
You get your meds mixed up with your drugs again??

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What a … WAFI !!!

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Don’t make stuff up.

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WAFI Warning

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Sugar on a pile of poo. Carpenter trying to make-up where they f**ked up.

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Nice pic, but remember that we are talking residential and not commercial.
Commercial is a whole 'nuther animal.

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R311.7.5.3 Nosings. Nosings at treads, landings and
floors of stairways shall have a radius of curvature at
the nosing not greater than 9/16 inch (14 mm) or a bevel
not greater than 1/2 inch (12.7 mm). A nosing projection
not less than 3/4 inch (19 mm) and not more than 11/4
inches (32 mm) shall be provided on stairways. The
greatest nosing projection shall not exceed the smallest
nosing projection by more than 3/8 inch (9.5 mm) within
a stairway.
Exception: A nosing projection is not required where
the tread depth is not less than 11 inches (279 mm).

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