Measure your staircase
Real inches out of one photograph, in the browser. No upload, no GPU.
No site tools in this browser. The measuring works, but the agent cannot help.
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How this works
Load a photo of the surface you want to measure.
Click the four corners of something flat, rectangular and lying on
that same surface , clockwise from the near left. A stair tread (the flat part
you step on), a floor tile, a sheet of paper.
Type its real size below. This is the only thing telling the page what scale
the photograph is at, so a guess here is a guess in every number after it.
Now click any two points on that same surface and get real inches.
The reference
The real size of the rectangle you
just clicked, in inches. It starts at a 41 and a half inch stair tread because that is
this house's; change it to whatever you actually clicked.
Waiting for four corners.
Redo the corners
Assign to your staircase
Clear width of the run
Turn, first span
Turn, second span
Headroom over the turn
Rise of one step
Going, the tread depth
Its longest side
Its depth
Its height
Save this reading
Forget these readings
Count the steps
These are counted, not measured, and they decide the
shape of the staircase you will orbit.
Put this frame on the walls in 3D
Use this staircase in Elbow Room
Saved in this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Your staircases
Nothing saved yet. Measure one and
name it, and it will be here next time.
Save this one
Ask your agent
“Set the reference to a 41 and a half inch tread.”
“What have I measured so far?”
“Save the last reading as the clear width.”
“Send my staircase to Elbow Room.”
Start again