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Isaac

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March 13, 2026 - 9:47 am
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Hello Bart,

Sorry that I missed this question before.

If you right click on the final straight step (or step to be straight), you can then change it from a Winding step to a straight step.

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Best regards, Isaac

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Bart Van Hoorebeck
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March 13, 2026 - 8:59 am
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A also asked this question before. Can you answer me to that one please?

Also i m asking myself whyal the steps are ‘winderd’ (correct english? as in ‘not rigt step but from wide to narrow)

  ) Maybe it is like that in thisstaircase, maybe i can adapt it?

 

Thx Bart

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January 29, 2026 - 10:57 am
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Hello Bart,

See the following video:

Let me know if you have any questions.

Regards, Isaac

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Hi Isaac. 

 

This is a stair and underneath the staircase the client needs a buffer tank. I need to know if it fits. It has  height of 187CM and diameter of 76CM It would be place on the right underneath the stair when you are in front of it. on 130CM from the wall left (halfopenstaircase) 0.jpgImage Enlarger

I don’t know.Can i measure it? Can yuo take a look into it? 

Also i m asking myself whyal the steps are ‘winderd’ (correct english?) Maybe it is like that in thisstaircase, maybe i can adapt it?

Kindregards, Bart

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