Timber stairs

…So we're going to start looking at the timber stairs.…I'm in Drawing 6-04 called Timber Stairs and this is our house so far.…I've included some information up in this top left corner,…maximum rise 220 minimum going 220 and maximum angle 42 degrees.…Now this is the current compliance code for the UK for a domestic stair.…This might differ in different countries.…

I'm going to be working to this.…We have to make sure that the tread height between the risers is no…greater than 220 mil.…We've also got to make sure that the step width,…thing you put your foot on is no less than 220 mil wide.…And we've also got to make sure that from nosing to nosing,…run-in angle horizontally, it's no greater than 42 degrees.…So this works for domestic situations in the UK.…So we need to establish that the outline of the stairs that we've put into…the drawing from the CAD files is going to be accurate.…

So I'm just going to run a section through this front face and…let's just push it in to where the stairs exist.…And then I'll turn off this section plane by View > Section Planes, un-tick that.…