Assertion: flight's rise | /r/HasProperty | vertical distance
Facets:
value: between the
type: LOCATION
value: to the floor of the level
type: LOCATION
value: from the floor
type: LOCATION
value: between any two adjacent steps
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The total rise of a set of stairs is the vertical distance between the bottom of the first step and the top of the finished landing.
text: Rise is the vertical height between any two adjacent steps and can be open (gap between the stairs) or closed ( a solid piece of material between stairs).
text: Not to be confused with the riser, the rise is the vertical distance between the surfaces of two consecutive steps.
text: To determine the number of steps needed to go from one floor to the next, start by finding the total rise -- the vertical distance spanned by the staircase -- by measuring from the finish floor of the lower level to the finish floor of the upper level.
text: Rise - the rise of a flight is the vertical distance between the
text: The total rise is the vertical distance from the floor to the floor of the level above.
text: Rise - the rise of a flight is the vertical distance between the
text: The "rise" is the vertical distance from the walking surface of a given stair tread to the walking surface of the next stair tread up or down the stairs.
text: Total Rise – the vertical distance from the lower finished floor level to the upper finished floor level
text: Rise - the rise of a flight is the vertical distance between the