picked up free metal stairs

[ktjones]

Can you not lean it against something to where both sides are flush? then just measure to the top.

Distance between tread is 11.5" (I was able to check - have been out of town working).
Leaning against something is ultimately what I will do to check functional height of stairs - it will be a two person job, I can tell you that!

The math should work out, with the bottom / top angles at 45 degrees, and the hypotenuse at 136" yields a "leg" height of 9.6 feet.
However, I want to physically verify.

thanks!
Keith

[bowaddict40]

Distance between tread is 11.5" (I was able to check - have been out of town working).
Leaning against something is ultimately what I will do to check functional height of stairs - it will be a two person job, I can tell you that!

The math should work out, with the bottom / top angles at 45 degrees, and the hypotenuse at 136" yields a "leg" height of 9.6 feet.
However, I want to physically verify.

thanks!
Keith

Well that answer sir just gives me a headache!!

[ktjones]

well that answer sir just gives me a headache!!

lmao

[Acameron52]

Heck yeah!

[Grizzly1]

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[ktjones]

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nice!