Every flight has a landing at top and bottom at least as wide as the stair and 36 in deep on a straight run.
Landing exceptions: a door at the top that doesn't swing over the stair, a garage landing up to 7-3/4 in below the threshold, two-riser exterior stairs, and short deck stairs with a 36 in bottom landing.
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