Which term would you refer to as the device used to record measurements on stairs?

• A. Measurement Sheet
• B. Angle Chart
• C. Guard Panels
• D. Auxiliary Power

Answer: (A)

Recording stair dimensions is done with a measurement sheet. This document provides a clear, organized way to log every dimension of the stairs—tread depth, riser height, step width, and any variations between steps—so you have an accurate record for fabrication, installation, and inspection. Having measurements on a single sheet helps ensure the escalator or moving walk fits the stair envelope and meets safety standards. The angle chart is used for capturing incline angle, not the full set of stair dimensions; guard panels are physical safety barriers, and auxiliary power refers to the energy source for equipment. So the measurement sheet is the appropriate tool for documenting stair measurements.