How To Template & Measure your U-Shaped Stair Runner Landing Tutorial

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1. 3:09–4:52 Record All Measurements on Template From How to Measure for a Landing Rug or Landing Pad, Step 3: Note any obstructions or irregular shapes

   Using a measurement sheet or a blank piece of paper with a general 'U' shape drawn, transpose all the exact measurements obtained from the taped-off area onto the drawing. Include the width of the ascending/descending runner sections (e.g., 26 inches), the length of the middle section at the landing (measured from tape line to tape line, e.g., 13 3/16 inches), the total length of the back section (e.g., 65 inches), and the depth of the landing section (e.g., 24 3/4 inches). Ensure all dimensions are clearly noted on the diagram.

2. 3:09–4:52 Record All Measurements on Template From How to Measure Outdoor Stairs for Treads, Step 6: Document All Measurements and Irregularities

   Using a measurement sheet or a blank piece of paper with a general 'U' shape drawn, transpose all the exact measurements obtained from the taped-off area onto the drawing. Include the width of the ascending/descending runner sections (e.g., 26 inches), the length of the middle section at the landing (measured from tape line to tape line, e.g., 13 3/16 inches), the total length of the back section (e.g., 65 inches), and the depth of the landing section (e.g., 24 3/4 inches). Ensure all dimensions are clearly noted on the diagram.

Guides that use this video

• How to Measure for a Landing Rug or Landing Pad
• How to Measure Outdoor Stairs for Treads