Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual page 711

Name
Risers
Maximum Riser Height
Begin with Riser
End with Riser
Riser Type
Riser Thickness
Riser to Tread Connection
Stringers
Trim Stringers at Top
Right Stringer
Left Stringer
Middle Stringers
Stringer Thickness
Stringer Height
Open Stringer Offset
Stringer Carriage Height
Description
Sets the maximum height of each riser on the staircase.
If selected, Revit Architecture adds a riser to the beginning of the stairs. If you clear
the check box, Revit Architecture removes the beginning riser. Note that you may
receive a warning about actual number of risers exceeding the desired number of
risers if you clear this check box. To resolve this, either select End with Riser, or
change the desired number of risers.
If selected, Revit Architecture adds a riser to the end of the stairs. If you clear the
check box, Revit Architecture removes the end riser.
Creates straight or slanted risers, or no riser.
Sets the thickness of the riser.
Switches the connection of the riser and tread in relation to each other. The riser
can extend behind the tread, or the tread can extend under the riser.
Trim Stringer at Top affects the top end of stringers on a stair run. If you select Do
Not Trim, the stringer is cut with a single vertical cut resulting in a point at the top.
If you select Match Level, the stringer is curt horizontally, making the top of the
stringer flush with the top level. If you select Match Landing Stringer, a horizontal
cut is made at the same height as the stringer top on landings. To see the effects of
this parameter clearly, you may want to clear the check box for End with Riser.
Sets the type of stringer for the right side of the stairs. None means there is no
stringer. A closed stringer encases the treads and risers. An open stringer exposes
the treads and risers.
See description for Right Stringer.
Sets the number of stringers that appear underneath the stairs between the left and
right of the stairs.
Sets the thickness of the stringers.
Sets the height of the stringers.
Enabled when the stairs have an open stringer. Moves an open stringer from side
to side. For example, if you offset an open right stringer, it moves toward the left
stringer.
Allows you to control the relationship between side stringers and treads. If you in-
crease the number, the stringer moves down from the treads. Treads do not move.
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