A stair step represents each individual horizontal
section of a stairway that's used to step on, while ascending or
descending a set of stairs. The picture below provides you with the
perfect example of a few stair steps. The lower black arrow is pointing
to the first stair step, located at the bottom of the stairway.
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Is A Stair Landing Considered To Be A Stair Step?
Yes, anything that you would step onto that's part of the stairs, while
climbing up and down a stairway, would be considered a step. However,
there is a difference between a tread and the landing.
Even though the stair landing is something that you will be stepping on,
while using the stairway, it's often much larger than an individual
stair tread. In the picture above, the lower black arrow is pointing to
the first stair tread and step.
The next step in the staircase will be the stair landing, before turning
and continuing up the rest of the way. Stair landings are often used to
change directions in a stairway or as a resting place on stairways that
use them, but continue up in the same direction.
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