Stair Builder Calculator

Stair Builder Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Deterministic stair design tool for IRC/IBC building code compliance.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precise stair design calculations based on strict building codes like IRC and IBC. Use calculate_stair_geometry to determine riser heights, tread depths, and total run lengths. You can also use check_clearance_and_headroom to ensure vertical safety and validate_landing_requirements to confirm if your staircase layout needs a landing. It flags code violations automatically to ensure safe and ergonomic stair construction.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

check_clearance_and_headroom

Validates vertical headroom clearance

validate_landing_requirements

Determines if the staircase layout complies with landing requirements

calculate_stair_geometry

Calculates primary stair dimensions and structural requirements

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Calculate the dimensions for a straight staircase with a total rise of 100 inches and a desired tread depth of 11 inches.

For a 100-inch rise and 11-inch tread, you will have 14 risers at 7.14 inches each. The total run will be 132 inches.

Will my stairs have enough headroom if the ceiling height is 80 inches?

No, the headroom clearance is below the required 6'8" (80 inches) minimum standard.

Do I need a landing for a straight staircase with a total run of 15 feet?

Yes, a landing is required because the total run exceeds the 12-foot limit for straight stairs.

The tool uses `calculate_stair_geometry` to check dimensions against IRC/IBC limits, such as maximum riser height and the stride rule.

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