Stair by Sketch

In Revit LT, use the Stair by Sketch tools only to modify stairs created using this method in a Revit project.

Create new stairs using the Stair by Component tools.

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About Stair by Sketch
You create stairs in a plan view by defining the run of the stairs or by sketching riser lines and boundary lines.
Modify a Stair by Sketch
Stair boundaries, as well as riser lines and run lines, can be modified to shape the stairs in the desired manner.
Modify Stair Railings
When you create a stair by sketch, railings are added automatically. You can modify stair railings at any time after their creation.
Move a Stair Label
After creating a stair by sketch, you can drag the Up or Down label that displays in plan views.
Change the Stair Direction
After creating a stair by sketch, you can change the direction of the stair.
Define a Zero Tread Thickness for Monolithic Stairs
After creating a stair by sketch, you can set the tread thickness of monolithic stairs to 0. Monolithic stairs have their stringers, treads, and risers all made from the same material, such as concrete.
Stair by Sketch Instance Properties
Modify instance properties to change the levels, offsets, graphics, and more for an individual stair by sketch.
Stair by Sketch Type Properties
Modify type properties to change the calculation rules, stringers, risers, treads, and more for a stair by sketch family.

Parent topic: Architectural Modeling