QOD for 06/23/04 (interiors)

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Originally Posted By: gbeaumont
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Hi to all,

Here is todays question

Regards

Gerry

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Originally Posted By: ecrofutt
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This appears to be a basement stairway. Is it.


Remember different rules apply for basement stairways.

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Originally Posted By: gbeaumont
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Hi to all,


Good point Erby, this infact is an entrance to an in-law unit within a home it is not a cellar stair, I will explain the differences in the answers in the morning ![icon_redface.gif](upload://f7DX2EWhmUfsDapWaYT3oJHMCj1.gif) ![icon_redface.gif](upload://f7DX2EWhmUfsDapWaYT3oJHMCj1.gif)

Thanks

Gerry

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Originally Posted By: James D Mosier
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It looks like an exterior door but interior stairs. Hmmm.

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Originally Posted By: jcrandall
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Gerry, Is it morning yet?

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Originally Posted By: Gino Conner
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B) Threshold is a trip hazard, is the best answer.


It's definitely an exterior door installed indoors. The threshold and weatherstripping are a dead give away.

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Originally Posted By: mbartels
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B

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Originally Posted By: dfrend
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B I say

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Originally Posted By: rcloyd
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The top of the threshold is allowed to be 1.5 inches above the finished floor or landing. Unless this one exceeds that dimension I see nothing wrong in the photo.



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