UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA CAWANGAN TERENGGANU
MEC299
FABRICATION AND DESIGN OF THE FOLDABLE HOUSE STAIRS
MUHAMMAD AL IKRAM BIN AKMAL 2020613538
SUPERVISOR:
MADAM NORHASHIDAH MANAP
ABSTRACT
A folding
staircasecan
be usedto save space especially
fora
smallhouse,or garage.It folds
outof thewaywhennotin use, as
thename implies, making
it theideal alternative when you don't have
enoughspace to install
normalsteps [1]. Stairs
areone
ofarchitecture'soldest and most
complex design problems.Aesthetics,
pedestriancirculation,
construction,and
safetyall work together to form
a complex network of variables.Despite
thefact
that stairs areessentially parametric,
designers have beeneager to adopt and
implementsimplistic
standardisationschemes, which
arefrequently unrelated tosafety concerns
[2].
Furthermore,while
thereareseveral
computerisedsystemsforautomatedstairdesign,
therehasbeen little, if
any,interest
incomputer-based
stairdesignanalysis.
House
stairsisthecommon thing in
thehouse especially
for thosewholiveondouble
storey
house.Mostly
architecturesusedexactly
thesame common
housestairsdesign
ineveryhouse where ever which
countryis it. And
thedisadvantages ofhouse
stairs areit can
cause stairaccidents.Stairs present a potential danger
for youngchildren,theelderly,oranyone
withmobility issues. And if you
everneed to
installa stairlift,
expect to shellout thousandsof
dollars.
Thefoldable house stairs can prevent
mostlyofthoseaccident. This
projectis
made for thepurpose
ofsmallhouse with
theproblem
ofstairs installation
becauseto build
house stair it requireda lot
of space.This
product willhelp to solve
the problem that happened to thosepeople.CHAPTER
1 ... 3INTRODUCTION ... 3
1.0 Background of Study... 3
1.2 Problem Statement ... 5
1.3 Objectives ... 5
1.4 Scope of Work... 5
1.5 Expected Results... 6
1.6 Significance of Study ... 6
CHAPTER 2... 7
LITERATURE REVIEW ... 7
2.1 Introduction ... 7
2.2 Concept and Type of Stairs. ... 8
2.2.1 Important Part of Stairs ... 10
2.3 Stairs Measurement... 14
2.3.1 Stairs Width Dimensions ... 14
2.3.2 Stairs Tread Dimensions ... 14
2.3.3 Stairs Stinger Sizes ... 15
2.3.4 Stair Riser Sizes ... 15
2.4 Stairs Measurement Based on Each House ... 16
2.5 Staircase Fall Accident... 18
2.4.1 Lightning of Stairs That Affect Stair Safety ... 19
2.4.2 Dimension of Stairs That Affect Stairs Safety ... 21
2.5 Material ... 24
2.6 Cost Required to Build a Stair...28
CHAPTER 3... 29
METHODOLOGY ... 29
3.0 Introduction ... 29
3.1 Materials ... 29
3.2 Flowchart ... 32
3.3 Product Design Specification (PDS) ... 33
3.4 Morphological Chart... 35
3.5 How the Product Work ... 37
3.6 Design and Concept of Product ... 38
3.7 Pugh Table ... 43
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION 1.0Background of Study
When listing
themain elements
of ahousedesign,
thestaircaseis usually
oneof thefirstessential parts to be
named. Themain
purposeof thestairsistoprovide a
simpleand
easyway tomove
betweenthefloors ofthebuilding. Thelocation
ofthe stairsin
thefloorplanof anew buildingis
always an importantdecision
asit often
determines the floor plan ofthe entire property. In
historicaltimes,homesand shelters had been made from handiest
single-storey,
howeverit was realized
that the placeabove floor
degree mightbe
utilizeto growth
thequantity
ofarea
ashape ought
tooffer.
Stairs
enabled users
ofthose houses
to fastand
efficiently getadmission
tohigher
levels;as
homesgrew,
the staircaseunexpectedly
havebecome extra necessary. Stairs
design plays an importantrole
inpromoting
betterhealth
dueto
thehealth
benefits ofstair
climbing as a form of exercise suchas improved weight control,
lower cholesterol levelsand better
cardiovascular fitness.Based
on researchdone, Stairways
are believed to have ahigher
capacity forincreasinglight
to mildphysical activities in component
dueto
theirpotentialto be
used in eachmultistory
building.The
staircaseis
anuncomplicated
structurethat doesnot require electricity to
function,saves the owner's
money andhas much less
environmental impact.[3]
Well-made stairs can
last
forgenerations without
replacementand can be updated,
painted or refurbished tokeep up
with the currentfashion, depending on
theoriginal design.
Careful consideration going into
theirstructureand placement.
During19th
ofcenturyuntil the beginning ofthe20
th ofcentury and with
the introduction ofpassengerelevators, stairs were
the most commonform
of Communicationbetween
floors [4].The effect
of stairs on the movement ofpeople and
objectsin a space is double. In
theirearliest forms,
stairs werethe primary means ofcommunication between space
in ahouse,
as analternative
tothe
modern hallway.Nicholas Cooper, author
of Houses of theGentry: 1480-1680, wrote
thatwhen significant parts
of the Britishhouse
movedfrom
the groundfloor to
thefirst
floor, they assumeda larger ceremonial function and
weretreatedas a formal space with
embellishment requirements. It is notpossible to determine
whether thestairs were
used consciouslyor
unknowinglywith these aspects in mind,
butas shown in
AndreaPalladio'sClassic
Volume 1,Chapter XXVIII.
Inaddition,thearchitect
consideredthestairsto
someextent.It
is
importantto note
thatthepatterns of
movementobservedonthe stairs are consistentamong all users. This is
clearlyshownbyJohnTempler's work
onhow
stairsareeroded
ina
regular pattern and regular wear
isseen along a particular
path.