I would like to build stairs down from a rock but don't really understand how to determine how many steps are needed. I'm also unsure how to align all the anchors so that the stairs have a 31-degree angle.
1. See my quickly sketched drawing where brown is the rock and black is the stairs. How do I find out the height h to calculate the amount of timber and the steps for height level?
2. How do I determine L (the length) to know how much timber and the number of steps needed for the length?
3. How do you establish a string line on rock? Do you need to drill into the rock for that? I assume a string line is necessary to align the anchors?
4. I was thinking of using the formula 2h + L = 61 to 63 cm to achieve an optimal staircase at 31 degrees? According to the book Husets ABC, this is the guideline. Is this correct?
1. See my quickly sketched drawing where brown is the rock and black is the stairs. How do I find out the height h to calculate the amount of timber and the steps for height level?
2. How do I determine L (the length) to know how much timber and the number of steps needed for the length?
3. How do you establish a string line on rock? Do you need to drill into the rock for that? I assume a string line is necessary to align the anchors?
4. I was thinking of using the formula 2h + L = 61 to 63 cm to achieve an optimal staircase at 31 degrees? According to the book Husets ABC, this is the guideline. Is this correct?
