Start stair with landing maitaining thickness

[Anonymous]

I'm working on a series of concrete stairs that necessarily begin with a landing, since they have a different structure than the rest of the building, so drawing a floor as the begining is not an option. The landings I need are very thick (60cm) and apparently Revit needs to have a previous run higher than this to maintain this height.

I managed to model the geometry I want by setting the starting point below the real one and then deleting the additional steps.

This seems to be a messy way to do it, and stair numeration stops working when I do this. I wonder if there is a better way.

[barthbradley]

What's wrong with what you have. Looks fine to me in this picture.  What exactly needs to change? Maybe you can red line the problem areas for us and also provide the RVT.  

[Anonymous]

The problem is that the only way a managed to do this was by setting the starting point below the real level, so I get a warning saying that the stair doesn't reach the base level. Somehow this affects the numeration of steps, and now they are not visible. (although the element still exists in the model.)

I was wondering if there was a better way to do it

[barthbradley]

But I don't understand why you need to drop the start point.  What are you mitigating?  

[Anonymous]

Because Revit won't allow me to have a landing with the height set to 0. It says it should be higher than the base point.

If I set the starting point only one step below the real one, I can draw the landing one step higher, but it won't have the thickness I need (see image).

[barthbradley]

Post your file. Maybe I can find a better way.  

[Anonymous]

Here it is