Revit staircase modelling facing issue

[blessy_vazhappilly_c]

How can we provide the stair nosing along the marked path? Is there any way to solve this issue?

[lucdoucet_msdl · Accepted solution]

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@blessy_vazhappilly_c wrote:

How can we provide the stair nosing along the marked path?

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There aren't any built-in options for component stairs that will alow you to automatically model the two vertical portions of the marked path. Revit only has an option for the stair nosing to turn horizontally at each end of the step component.

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Is there any way to solve this issue?

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One possible workaround is to add a guard-rail family with a balluster modelled to the dimensions of the nosing and vertical returns. In the guard rail parameters, you disable all automatically spaced ballusters and railings, selecting only to provide one balluster per step. The balluster familly would then havec to be modelled to the same rise and step width.

Upside: It moves with the stair and adjusts to changes in the number of steps.
Downside: You need to have a type for each combination of rise and stepwidth. I don't thick the balluster family can read the step parameter.
Hope this helps,

-luc

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[_Vijay · Accepted solution]

@lucdoucet_msdl, Says there is no default way to make it, but alternatively you may use an in-place family. This is an easy way to fix such a scenario.

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[constantin.stroescu · Accepted solution]

In such a case I'd use a concrete stair without Treads and Riser and I'd create a parametric Faced Base Family, something as the one from my example...Load into the Project and place it on every step..

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