Stair
What it is
A straight or turning run of steps between two levels.
How to create it
Architecture → Stair, or S. Draw the run as a line. Set Top level to connect two levels.
ShortcutS
Line
Properties
| Field | Type | Unit | Min. | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | select | — | — | Stair type: treads and materials. |
| Base level | select | — | — | Level where the stair starts. |
| Top level | select | — | — | Level where the stair ends. |
| Width (m) | number | m | 0.5 | Clear width of the stair. |
| Desired riser (m) | number | m | — | Target height of each step. The editor adjusts it to fit the rise. |
| Tread depth (m) | number | m | — | Depth of each tread. |
| Tread thickness (m) | number | m | — | Thickness of each tread. |
| Offset from level (m) | number | m | — | Raises or lowers the base. |
| Run length (m) | computed | m | — | Horizontal length of the run. |
| Rise (m) | computed | m | — | Total height between the two levels. |
| Risers | computed | — | — | Number of steps. |
| Actual riser (m) | computed | m | — | Height of each step after fitting the rise. |
Works with
Connects two levels when Top level is set.
Where it shows
Plan: treads at the cut. Section: solid. 3D: flights. IFC: box proxy for now.