Stair Instance Properties - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

Name
Landing Carriage Height
Identity Data
Type Mark
Keynote
Model
Manufacturer
Type Comments
URL
Description
Assembly Description
Assembly Code
Cost

Stair Instance Properties

Name
Constraints
Base Level
Base Offset
674 | Chapter 11 Working with Architectural Components
Description
Railings do not change height relative to treads, but balusters extend down to meet
the stringer top. This height is measured from the tread end (lower corner) to the
bottom side of the stringer, perpendicular to the stringer.
Allows stringers to have a different height relationship to landings than they do to
sloped runs. For example, it lowers a horizontal stringer toward a landing on u-
shaped stairs.
A value to designate the particular stairs. Useful if you need to identify more than
one set of staircases. This value must be unique for each stairway in a project. Revit
Architecture warns you if the number is already used but allows you to continue
using it. (You can see the warning using the Review Warnings command. See
viewing Warning Messages on page 1334.)
Add or edit the stairs keynote. Click in the value box to open the Keynotes dialog.
See Keynotes on page 1058.
The model type for the stairs. May not be applicable.
Manufacturer for the stair materials. May not be applicable.
Specific comments on the stair type.
A link to a web page for the manufacturer or other appropriate link.
A description for the stairs, such as circular.
Description of the assembly based on the assembly code selection.
Uniformat assembly code selected from hierarchical list.
Material cost.
Description
Sets the base of the stairs.
Sets the stairs's height from its base level.
Re-