Creating a "stage"

Started by jmitchell, June 19, 2010, 01:35:32 PM

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jmitchell

I am working on a minimalist home and want a raised section of the living room with two steps (or simply less raised sections) leading up to it. I can't figure out how to do this.

Any suggestions?

Jack Zimmer

You can use a standard step and set the riser height to say 7" and then set the step height to 12 or 14" and you will get two steps. You can then assign a width of your choice to the steps.

You can also use Floor by Pick Point , draw out you section and in the floor properties set it to 12 or 14" to get your stage.

Kajvin - Robert W

Hi jmitchell!
The best way to do this is to use Jacks suggestion 2, by use of a floor you have mor controll that way.
The image below is one example that you can do with a floor by picking point.

Robert
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Allan Chesney

Great image Robert - I like it!

I think I would opt for the Floor by Picking Points too - much easier to manipulate to get exactly what you want (as your image demonmstrates!)

Allan
Allan Chesney,
Kalamunda, Perth, Western Australia
www.alchesdesigns.iinet.net.au

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Kajvin - Robert W

Hi agian!
There is on moor way to do the stage, that is to use layout and draw the outline of the stage then convert to a very thin wall 5mm or 1/2" then select the walls and ad a floor by perimeters.

This is what I know Allans favorit tool! : ))
Cadsoft ProArchitect 2
TurboFLOORPLAN3D Home & Landscape Pro
Version 16.0.C1.901.
Computer:
KajRobVin 2011 Asus P6X58D-E/Gigabyte GV-N560OC-1GI Dual Screen Windows 8 Pro
Living: Älmhult Sweden