Lower landing length
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Displays the length of the lower stair head.
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Upper landing length
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Displays the length of the upper stair head.
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US-Definition
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When checked, makes use the stair lengths definition
according to American standard. The stair length and lower landing is set
according to US-Styles, where the lower landing length goes to the 1st step.
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Create lower landing
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When checked, creates length of the lower stair head.
Keeps the first insertion point as a start point of stair. When unchecked, the
staircase cheeks are cut at the basic plane and the stair head is omitted.
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Do not create upper landing
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When checked, creates no upper platform. Meaning, no
landing is created at the upper end of the staircase, and cuts the staircase
shapes perpendicularly.
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Stair foot length
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Sets the height of the vertical foot. A zero value
will make the staircase cheek to hit the basic plane.
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Vertical section
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Sets the vertical cut from the front edge of the
staircase cheek. This field is only available if no length was specified for
the staircase foot (i.e., if the staircase cheek directly hits the basic
plane).
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Ground distance
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Sets the distance of the horizontal cut from the
definition plane of the stair. Used to insert a gap between the staircase foot
and the basic plane (e.g., to have enough space for a completing construction
or for foundations). A positive value goes downwards. This field is only
available if no length was specified for the staircase foot (i.e., if the
staircase cheek directly hits the basic plane).
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Web grating thickness
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Sets the height of the checker plate, that defines
the thickness of the attached gridiron.
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Side offset
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Sets the offset of the checker plates over the
stringer that defines the projection of the attached gridirons beyond the outer
edge of the staircase construction. A negative value decreases the dimension of
gridirons.
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Upper edge equal
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When checked, mounts the upper edge of the inserted
gridirons equal to upper edge lateral parts. Sets the platform plates equal
with the upper edge of the side parts, and the side offset to zero.
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