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[Stefan Liede]

just a small issue but for my customer important

they want to see some details in 3D by walking through

 

see picture

this is a regular stair with landing (landing has same size as stair width)

the left railing goes up on the wall, but does a horizontal segment, why ?

 

the round nosing close to the landing causes a gap, do i have to draw an extra. landing ?

 

to get the railing at it is was a little challenge and does some practise

i thought it would be done for standard stairs automatically without any rework

 

thanks in advance

-stefan

Canhome-3D

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[Keith Almond]

Stairs and railings always seem to be a fight.

 

The nosing you have used is normally for a concrete stair. I've never seen an interior wooden staircase use that construction.

[Martin Livingston]

Keith is right about the nosing. change your stair options to use a standard nosing/riser and the gap will disappear. with regards to the hump in the wall rail, if that outboard rail is continuous then the wall rail is not needed. if you want to keep the wall rail then delete the rail at the landing, it is not required and the "hump" should disappear.