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Section 1
Use the deck edge as the stair anchor
Deck stairs make more sense when they are planned directly from the parent deck context.
- - Attach stair geometry to deck edges, level changes, and landing conditions.
- - Preserve the relationship between deck framing and stair assembly decisions.
- - Keep the exterior project easier to understand during review and revision.
Section 2
Update stairs when the deck changes
Deck stair documents should reflect the actual state of the deck they serve.
- - Automatically refresh the linked geometry model when deck edges or elevations change.
- - Mark stair outputs stale until the updated assembly is regenerated.
- - Use revision history to explain why stair geometry changed with the parent deck.
Section 3
Create one cleaner exterior project flow
Linked deck stairs reduce the fragmentation that slows quoting and field handoff.
- - Support stair layouts, stringers, railings, and output packets from one connected workflow.
- - Use redacted snapshot review for clients and stakeholders.
- - Move toward a fuller exterior package instead of isolated stair calculations.
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