Revit Monolithic Stair

[shefypattambi]

Hiii,

I could not create a monolithic concrete stair in Revit and I could not find any solution. Kindly help me..the file is attaching along with this post

Best Regards,

Shafeekh M

[Revit_Whisperer]

Some of the out of the box templates have a monolithic stair set up in them already....I started with the Construction (imperial) template and then duplicated it to create your stair....I had to convert the lowest landing to change the shape.  I attached the file if you want to do some additional testing.

[shefypattambi]

Hiii, Thanks for the help, Please have a look at the attached image. It shows the landing thickness as 300 mm even I change the thickness to 250 mm. Also one of thread have problem at the starting of fourth flight. How can I rectify this.

[ennujozlagam · Accepted solution]

@shefypattambi hello, for thickness just duplicate and rename the type to 250mm. Please see revised stair attached. hope it helps. thanks

[Revit_Whisperer]

You will need to edit the stairs and modify the landing height.

[shefypattambi]

Hello,

Many thanks. Could you show me how did you eliminate the problem at landing and also can you show me how will you add reinforcement to this stair in a screen cast

Best Regards

Shafeekh M

[ennujozlagam]

@Revit_Whispererhello, are you referring to my post? thanks

[Revit_Whisperer · Accepted solution]

For fixing the landing, select the stair, edit the stair, select the landing and adjust it's relative height as needed.

If you select the stairs in either a plan or section (elevation would probably also work) you will have the option to add Rebar.

If you google how to add rebar to a stair you will find some youtube videos...I found the one below =)...hopefully that helps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dscE7z9eaS4

[Seychellian]

Is anyone able to advise me why this monolithic stair is missing steps?

[yohana.bako]

You've hopefully found the answer already by now! anyways it seems the splayed shape at the bottom of the stairs throws an error. 

Deleting the shape and trimming to a normal yields a complete run without gaps.