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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Stinrgers with Unequal Depth: Runs vs. Landings
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I have searched the help files within Revit and on this Forum and can't seem to find an answer to the question I have.
A stair I am working on has stringers with a 12" structural depth and a 21" overall depth at the runs. The landing, however, only needs 8" of structural depth and an 11" overall depth.
Is there a way to create these two stringer depths within one stair? I would be surprised if there isn't. I simply cannot figure out how to make it work, or how to split the stringers and keep the stair intact.
Thanks in advance for any help anyone can offer.
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What stair are you talking about, sketch or component? What stringer, open or closed?
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