End monolithic stair with riser??

[cbaze]

Is this impossible? I keep getting "Can't end Stairs with Riser because Riser Thickness is too small."

[cbaze]

I have the stair now, but the error message still will not clear. Any suggestions?

[tomnewsom]

I have the stair now, but the error message still will not clear. Any suggestions?

Ignore the error, your stair is fine. The stair tool is a little crazy

[patricks]

Monolithic stairs must end with a tread, because the treads and risers are both part of the same monolithic element. which means there is no actual tread or riser thickness. If you end with a riser at the top, the riser has to have some thickness, but that field is grayed out on monolithic stairs.

For exterior stairs coming up to a door with a landing at the top, I just make my top tread be the whole landing. Works great and looks correct in elevations and sections.

For interior monolithic stairs, I usually use linework to get rid of the lines around the top-most tread (which is at the floor level and indeed is part of the floor).

Of course being able to join stairs to floors would alleviate all these issues.

[arb]

How would you go about making the top landing (which is actually the top stair tread) to be wider than the tread widths? Imagine a 4'-0" wide run terminating at a 6'-0" wide x 5'-0" deep landing. Revit keeps griping at me regarding boundary loops. I've read through the standard tutorials, but I haven't had much luck yet.

Thanks.

- Alex

[Steve_Stafford]

The trick to ending with a landing is that the end must be a riser not a boundary. See the attached images or watch a short video.