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Plan of a dog-leg staircase with two flights, an intermediate landing and direction arrow
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Dog-Leg Staircase Plan with Intermediate Landing

A half-turn stair in plan: two flights, an intermediate landing and the enclosing wall.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
5.4 × 5.9 m (width × height)
Entities
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
TEXTDUVAR
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
35 KB
Updated

About this block

A half-turn stair in plan: two flights run in opposite directions either side of an intermediate landing, the well between them is drawn as a long double-line rectangle, and an arrowhead on the right shows the direction of travel. The enclosing wall returns around the top and bottom corners, so the block drops into a stair core rather than onto open floor. It is lean drafting — one block reference holding 48 lines and nothing else, on two layers named DUVAR for the wall and TEXT.

The footprint is about 5.4 by 5.9 units, metres once the file inch flag is ignored, and that covers the flights, the landing and the walls around them: a typical apartment or small office core. With no numbering, hatching or level marks it drops cleanly into an early plan and takes your own annotation later. Mirror it to swap the handing, and explode it before you stretch the landing, since the treads are plain lines that will not redistribute across a longer run.

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Questions

How many treads are drawn?

Both flights are drawn tread by tread, but there is no numbering or step schedule, so count the riser lines and set the rise against your own floor-to-floor.

Does it include the surrounding wall?

Yes. The wall returns are on the DUVAR layer and can be trimmed into your own wall lines or deleted.