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    Default Kimber Contracting

    looking for the definition of a stepped sidewalk

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    Default Re: Kimber Contracting

    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Shumaker View Post
    looking for the definition of a stepped sidewalk
    Robert,

    That is kind of cryptic. More information would be helpful. I have not heard that term officially. Is this something from a home inspector's report?

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    Default Re: Kimber Contracting

    A stepped walkway would, I think, be a walkway which has one or more risers (steps) in it, versus a flat/sloped walkway which is not broken/interrupted by a riser.

    Keep in mind that each stair (one or more risers) requires a landing at the top and bottom of the stair, and that landings have certain requirements, as do stairs.

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