Embodiments of the present invention provide a stair layout template that reduces the opportunity for errors when constructing a set of stairs. Embodiments also provide a method for using the template to construct a set of stairs. The template indicates to the builder where a particular set of marks are to be made on the insides (the sides where the tread modules are attached) of both stringers. These marks include the cut marks for the bottom and top ends of the stringers and the screw set points that indicate where the tread modules will be attached to the stringers. The template is reversible, with the mirrored markings on both sides, so that the process for one stringer is the mirror image of the other stringer.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a stair layout template that reduces the opportunity for errors when constructing a set of stairs. Embodiments also provide a method for using the template to construct a set of stairs. The template indicates to the builder where a particular set of marks are to be made on the insides (the sides where the tread modules are attached) of both stringers. These marks include the cut marks for the bottom and top ends of the stringers and the screw set points that indicate where the tread modules will be attached to the stringers. The template is reversible, with the mirrored markings on both sides, so that the process for one stringer is the mirror image of the other stringer.

A stair guide measuring system is provided including a main body, a measuring square, and a securing means for fixing said measuring square into a fixed and desired position.

A stair guide measuring system is provided including a main body, a measuring square, and a securing means for fixing said measuring square into a fixed and desired position.

A system and method for automating construction that includes collecting a multi-dimensional point cloud measurement of at least one construction structure that includes at least one surface; generating a construction plan from the multi-dimensional point cloud measurement, wherein the construction plan defines an assembly arrangement of a set of parts; from the construction plan, automatically generating a cut list for a subset of parts; communicating the cut list to a cutting device; and at the cutting device, cutting a set of materials according to the cut list.

Systems and methods for constructing staircases are described herein. The systems include a stringer hanger bracket for coupling a stair stringer of the staircase to an upper floor, two or more tread support structures and a jig. Each tread support structure is configured to couple a tread to the stair stringer. The jig is configured to determine a mounting position of each of the tread support structures on the stair stringer, determine a mounting position of each of the tread support structures on the stair stringer and/or determine a length of the stair stringer.

Systems and methods for constructing staircases are described herein. The systems include a stringer hanger bracket for coupling a stair stringer of the staircase to an upper floor, two or more tread support structures and a jig. Each tread support structure is configured to couple a tread to the stair stringer. The jig is configured to determine a mounting position of each of the tread support structures on the stair stringer, determine a mounting position of each of the tread support structures on the stair stringer and/or determine a length of the stair stringer.

An apparatus includes a base having a horizontal member and a vertical member substantially perpendicular to each other and wherein the horizontal member and the vertical member are substantially rectangular in shape, a first stop on a distal end of the horizontal member and a second stop on a distal end of the vertical member and wherein the horizontal member has a second end on the opposite side of the vertical member from the first stop and wherein a bottom edge of the second end is substantially aligned with a bottom edge of the horizontal member.

An apparatus includes a base having a horizontal member and a vertical member substantially perpendicular to each other and wherein the horizontal member and the vertical member are substantially rectangular in shape, a first stop on a distal end of the horizontal member and a second stop on a distal end of the vertical member and wherein the horizontal member has a second end on the opposite side of the vertical member from the first stop and wherein a bottom edge of the second end is substantially aligned with a bottom edge of the horizontal member.

Disclosed is a modular staircase suitable for use in a structure. The staircase comprises at least one stringer having an elongate axis. The stringer is configured for extending between a first floor of the structure and a second floor of the structure. The stringer has a box-section profile and at least two flanges projecting from a first wall of the stringer profile. The staircase further comprises at least one spigot configured for mounting with the at least two flanges such that an axis of the spigot can extend at an angle with respect to the stringer elongate axis. The staircase further comprises at least one tread support for coupling to the stringer via the at least one spigot. When the angle of the spigot axis is adjusted relative to the stringer elongate axis, the tread support is able to be orientated at an angle relative to the stringer in-use.