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Short of room for a stair? We’ll fold it into two flights

A U-shaped stair with a landing, 2.9 m floor to floor, 1 m wide flights

The two-flight stair of most houses: up one flight, round a landing or winders, back up the other. Tell us the floor height: uCAD splits the risers between the flights, sizes the landing and draws the stair, its stringers, posts and railings, at real sizes.

Design a U-shaped stairWork out the steps

A U-shaped two-flight staircase with a landing across both flights, coming out at the upper floor
3.00 m floor to floor: 17 risers of 17.6 cm — 8 up to the landing across both flights, 9 above it — a 20 cm gap between the flights.

Work out the steps

The turn your way

What you can change

  • Which way it turns, and how many steps come before the turn.
  • The gap between the flights: none for a dog-leg against a central wall, wide for an open well.
  • Open treads, closed with risers, steel zigzag stringers or solid.
  • Railings inside, outside or both, and every color.

Where it fits

  • The footprint is about twice the stair's width by half its run plus a landing: the calculator gives it.
  • Put it in the house's model and check the headroom under the floor above: about 2 m over every nosing.
  • Share a link with the builder, or export it.

Tell us what you need. We’ll do it.

uCAD’s AI draws it in real sizes, and changes it when you ask.

You say it, we draw it

No CAD to learn: write what you need the way you’d tell a builder or a designer.

Not right? Say so

“Move the sofa to the window.” “A metre wider.” Every change can be undone; nothing can break.

Free to try

Nothing to install: it opens in your browser. A new account tries the AI free.

Design your U-shaped stair

Open one in uCADStair calculator