Stairs that can be accessed from 3 sides

[oda.3]

Im trying to create stairs that can be climbed from 3 sides of the stairs, I'm having issues trying to make it work, I've attached an image of what I'm trying to go for, has anyone got an idea of how i can go about creating this kind of stairs in revit?

[oda.3]

Im trying to create stairs that can be climbed from 3 sides of the stairs, I'm having issues trying to make it work, I've attached an image of what I'm trying to go for, has anyone got an idea of how i can go about creating this kind of stairs in revit?

[barthbradley]

You can get there with Stair by Sketch. 

..you can also use Floors.   

[barthbradley]

You can get there with Stair by Sketch. 

..you can also use Floors.   

[norbert_szlezak]

@oda.3 in case one sketch doesn't work fine try to insert 3 runs in one stairs family. You can modify a run by Convert and then Edit Sketch

[norbert_szlezak]

@oda.3 in case one sketch doesn't work fine try to insert 3 runs in one stairs family. You can modify a run by Convert and then Edit Sketch

[oda.3]

not sure how yours is showing in 3d, i did mine and it seems to show in plan view but for some reason it doesn't show in 3D view or elevation, I have stairs turned on in visibilty graphics but its still not showing in 3D

[oda.3]

not sure how yours is showing in 3d, i did mine and it seems to show in plan view but for some reason it doesn't show in 3D view or elevation, I have stairs turned on in visibilty graphics but its still not showing in 3D

[RDAOU]

@oda.3 

I would start a stair and use 3 Sketches, one for each side...I like the diagonal cut at the corners better than 1 continuous tread 

2022 file attached

[RDAOU]

@oda.3 

I would start a stair and use 3 Sketches, one for each side...I like the diagonal cut at the corners better than 1 continuous tread 

2022 file attached

[barthbradley]

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@oda.3 wrote:

not sure how yours is showing in 3d, i did mine and it seems to show in plan view but for some reason it doesn't show in 3D view or elevation, I have stairs turned on in visibilty graphics but its still not showing in 3D

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Play with these settings or just break into separate stairs abutting each other. Or, even easier: use floors atop one another.  Floor Type Thickness = Riser Height.  

[barthbradley]

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@oda.3 wrote:

not sure how yours is showing in 3d, i did mine and it seems to show in plan view but for some reason it doesn't show in 3D view or elevation, I have stairs turned on in visibilty graphics but its still not showing in 3D

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Play with these settings or just break into separate stairs abutting each other. Or, even easier: use floors atop one another.  Floor Type Thickness = Riser Height.