special spiral staircase stuck in a corner

[simon88]

greetings to all are new in this forum and I would need your help and opinion on how to design with autocad 2010 a spiral staircase but stuck in a corner... I mean, attached to the wall!
It is not simply a normal spiral staircase but more a kind of elliptical curve. . Could you explain to me how to design it? ?

p.s. I tried to attach the photo but couldn't load. . .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

before you continue in the appropriate area (see email that arrived at the time of registration).
to attach an image if you just fail in normal mode go to the advanced moality response and use the attached management; check that the extension is among those available.
What are the problems that you find in the development of qesta scale? with what bases did you plan to do? Do you have constraints beyond the corner?
beyond failing to put an image, it can happen, you have to strive to explain yourself better and outline your idea of design.

 

[simon88]

My bond beyond the corner is to understand how I can draw it in 2d because I have never done similar things.. .
the spiral staircase I know how to draw, but this is quite different salt as if it had an elliptical curve... My problems arise from how to set this type of scale and what measures can have. . .

 

[simon88]

this is the image

 

[Tristan]

It seems to me to understand that it is a spiral staircase only in half...the mountain attached to the wall has linear sides, the opposite is circular. What is your difficulty?

 

[simon88]

my difficulty was in understanding what curvature I had to give to the handrail, and how to set the steps.. .
the pawn max how often it is in the spiral stairs? and the minimum?
Thank you very much

at the end I had to move 2 rooms and dispose them differently and the staircase I managed to move it to a more comfortable place, without problems finding myself on the sides of the house
:biggrin:

 

[Cristallo]

the minced of a spiral staircase should be 30cm, measured at 40cm from the central core. but this goes for stairs open to the public.
for private stairs there is no norm, but it goes from if that narrower is the pawn, more uncomfortable and difficult to walk is the scale.
if you make it very tight of pawn, when you walk it you will tend to stay on the path that approaches the 30cm of pawn (i.e. towards the outer edge) with all the problems of the case.