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In the 3D area:
- Drag the spiral stairs to the desired location.
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Use the Robot at the bottom of the stairs to position the stairs and to change the orientation of the stairs.
Note:
To increase the visibility, zoom to the stairs.
- To adjust the spiral stairs height, drag the Height handle.
Alternatively, enter the height in the top value box.
- To change the elevation for the bottom of the spiral stair, in the Spiral Stair dialog box, in Starting Story, select a story.
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In the Spiral Stair dialog box, from the stair option list, click Stair Diameter
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In the 3D area, in the bottom value box, enter the stair diameter or drag the Stair Diameter handle.
- In the dialog box, in Pole Diameter, enter the diameter of the pole.
- In Pole Above Height, enter the distance that the pole extends beyond the spiral stairs height.
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In the Spiral Stair dialog box, from the stair option list, click Tread
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- In the dialog box, in Tread Angle, select the tread angle from the list.
A larger tread angle results in larger treads and fewer steps per revolution. Larger tread angles also increases the headroom of the spiral stairs. - In Overlap Distance, enter the distance by which consecutive treads overlap each other.
A lower overlap distance results in fewer steps per revolution, and more usable area per tread. Lower overlap distances also reduce the headroom of the spiral stairs. - In Tread Thickness, enter the tread thickness.
- Select the Circular Tread check box to create circular tread edges.
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In Top Tread Type, select the shape.
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To change the total number of risers, that is, the number of steps, in the
Spiral Stair dialog box, from the stair option list:
- Click Number of Risers
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In the 3D area, in the bottom value box, enter the number of stairs.
Note:
A larger number of stairs reduces the headroom and distance between consecutive treads.
- To change the stair orientation, in the Spiral Stair dialog box, click either:
- Clockwise
. - Counterclockwise
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- Click
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