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Anchoring a stair run to a landing
NOTE Stairs created with a vertical orientation of Up go up from the landing, while stairs created with a vertical
orientation of Down go down from the landing.
The renumber riser numbering feature is helpful in this situation. See “ Specifying the Riser Numbering Display for
Individual Stairs ” on page 1232.
Releasing Anchored Stairs
Use this procedure to release stairs anchored to landings.
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Select the stair to anchor to the landing, right-click, and click Stair Landing Anchor
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Release.
NOTE The stair remains in the same location, but is no longer anchored to the landing.
Editing Winders
Three different winder types give you different levels of control for 1/2 turn and 1/4 turn stairs: Balanced, Single Point,
and Manual.
The Balanced winder style has the total turn distributed evenly throughout the stair run.
The Single Point winder styles allow you to align tread edges or riser faces with the winder turn center, and add or
remove individual treads from the winder turn. You can also assign a default number of treads to a winder turn, resulting
in the specified number of treads appearing in the stair turn zone.
Manual winder styles can be based on any winder style, by assigning either a Manual - Tread or Manual - Riser condition
to a stair run. Both manual styles allow you to straighten individual treads or risers in the stair run and to move the
tread endpoints on either side of individual treads so you can angle tread edges or riser faces to suit your stair design.
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