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Does anyone know how to make these stairs come to a common point/
I use 2013
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Convert component stair to sketch, draw desired shape, use stepped underside surface and give 2, 3 feet for structural depth.
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Thanks!
Along with this and a utube video, it works great!
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Don't you think the best design is that your porch slab sits on your brick walls.... actually extending over them slightly to create a drip?
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Actually, here in VA, we use, what we call a "Rowlock" around the porch/stoop peremiter like this photo.
And/but I did not draw that.
I wanted to be clear in showing that the cantilever in the beams, because of where the columns are, did not pass code.
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Here, that detail doesn't work. Because water gets between the brick and the slab, freezes and expands blowing out the brick.
I just didn't like how the steps met the wall. The rowlock would help except when I see that detail down there, typically there is a brick pier at the ends of the step and the concrete steps flow into the concrete stoop. You never step on the brick.
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