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Wyoming Building Codes: Stairs & Guards
Wyoming has no confirmed statewide residential code edition — adoption is local. Here's how to find what actually applies to your project.
Wyoming has no confirmed statewide residential code edition. Adoption is local: cities and counties choose and amend their own IRC edition, and there’s no single statewide instrument to point to.
There’s no one figure set to cite here. Where a local jurisdiction has adopted the IRC, a house stair typically follows the standard figures — 7¾ in max riser, 10 in min tread, 6 ft 8 in headroom, 36 in min width, 34–38 in handrails, 36 in guards, the 30 in guard trigger and the 4 in sphere — see the US stair & guard rules. But treat those as a starting point only: confirm the edition and any amendments with your city or county building department before you build.
Adoption status
Local- Current code in force
- IRC (edition not confirmed statewide) - local adoption
- Next edition
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- Adoption / transition
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Last verified 2026-07-28
No state-specific variations recorded yet for this jurisdiction.