The Handrail element (HANDRA) is a top level administrative element owned primarily by the STRU element as well as other administrative elements.
The Handrail introduces functionality enabling the user to create rule based arrangements and layouts of Handrails and introduces a new middle tier hierarchy to enable the decomposition of the Handrail into its individual components, TMPLs are used to represent the detail of the 3D model.

The underlying technology responsible for defining the route of the Handrail element is the Routing Path element, this provides the functionality to define an open path or closed boundary via the following;
Post Set (POSTSE)
The POSTSE is responsible for the ownership and management of multiple HRPOST elements.
Handrail Post (HRPOST)
HRPOST element represents the post detail which references the catalogue items or templates as it has a SPREF attribute, the position of the HRPOST is defined with respect to the owning HANDRA in terms of its position along the path and the offset from the path of the HANDRA.
Rail Set (RAILSE)
RAILSE is responsible for the ownership and management of multiple RAIL elements whose physical representation is modelled using a RAIL element.
Handrail Rail (RAIL)
RAIL is used to model the detail representation of the individual RAIL elements and follows the path of the HANDRA, the RAIL references the existing catalogue steel profiles via its SPREF attribute and the position of the RAIL is defined with respect to the owning HANDRA in terms of its position along the path and the offset from the path of the HANDRA.
The RAIL shares the same underlying attributes and behavior as the KICKPL element.
Handrail Kick Plate Set (HRKPSE)
HRKPSE is responsible for the ownership and management of multiple Kick plate elements whose physical representation is modelled using a KICKPL element.
Kick Plate (KICKPL)
KICKPL is used to model the detail representation of a kick plate and follows the path of the HANDRA, the KICKPL references the existing catalogue steel profiles via its SPREF attribute and the position of the KICKPL is defined with respect to the owning HANDRA in terms of its position along the path and the offset from the path of the HANDRA.
The KICKPL shares the same underlying attributes and behavior as RAIL element.
Handrail Panel Set (HRPNSE)
HRPNSE is responsible for the ownership and management of multiple HRPANE elements.
Handrail Panel (HRPANE)
HRPANE is the database element responsible for the representation of 'panelised' sections of Handrail where the Panel size is determined by its Panel Size attribute. The detail of the HRPANE is represented using the existing database functionality of TMPL and the route of the HRPANE elements is defined using the RPATH routing object.
Handrail Feature (HRFEAT)
HRFEAT owns HRGATE elements. The HRFEAT also owns RATTA elements which at this hierarchical level provide a connectivity mechanism to/from the boundary of the HANDRA.
Handrail Gate (HRGATE)
HRGATE is an element used to represent access locations along the path of the HANDRA and there can be multiple HRGATE elements in any HANDRA and the position of the HRGATE is managed by the application as a position along the RPATH element. HRGATE elements are managed as negative geometry and penetrate only the HANDRA and additional detail for the HRGATE is represented using the existing database functionality of TMPL.
Terminations (TERM)
The Termination element represents any shape Loops, End Plates, post, and so on.
Free form interactive sketching using the Route sketching functionality
Tracing existing profiles or boundaries.
Free form interactive sketching using the Route sketching functionality
Free form interactive sketching using the Route sketching functionality
Tracing existing profiles or boundaries.
Tracing existing profiles or boundaries.

Post Set (POSTSE)
Handrail Post (HRPOST)
Rail Set (RAILSE)
Handrail Rail (RAIL)
Handrail Kick Plate Set (HRKPSE)
Kick Plate (KICKPL)
Handrail Panel Set (HRPNSE)
Handrail Panel (HRPANE)
Handrail Feature (HRFEAT)
Handrail Gate (HRGATE)
Terminations (TERM)


All the tasks that an administrator would carry out that are associated with the creation or modification of SLH Standards, Defaults, Assemblies and Templates are initiated from a central SLH Administration Tasks window which acts as a task hub.
Depending on selections made in the SLH Administration Tasks window, the administrator is presented with further windows prompting for input. After inputting information in the windows the administrator is always returned to the SLH Administration Tasks window allowing for workflow to continue.
To open the SLH Administration Tasks window, on the Admin tab in the Structures group, click SLH Tasks to display the SLH Administration Tasks window.

The general user is not able to access the Admin Tasks window as it is available only to users of an administrator level (member of the STRUADMIN or SLHADMIN team).

SLH Administration Tasks
SLH Administration Tasks
SLH Administration Tasks
SLH Administration Tasks
SLH Tasks
SLH Administration Tasks
Admin Tasks


Before any standards, defaults, assemblies or templates can be created, the administrator must create some essential database elements using the SLH Administration Tasks window. All standards, defaults, assemblies and templates are stored in an application data world.

SLH Administration Tasks


Application Data Worlds and the Elements available are administrative elements allowing applications to organize data storage areas of design objects that are not part of the design itself, but supplementary objects used to create and maintain the 3D model. They have some similarities with Templates, but are more general in content.
They are not accessed (unless specifically instructed to do so) when performing 3D model queries such as clashing, mass properties and collections, they are similar to catalogue and in particular Template definitions.


To create a Data World element, from the Data World part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Data World drop-down list to display the Create SLH Application Data World window.

The owning database displays at the top of the Create SLH Application Data World window.
Name
Input a name for the new Data World element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Data World element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Data World element or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Application Data World window.
The Data World element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Data World element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Application Data World
Create SLH Application Data World
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Application Data World


To modify a Data World element, from the Data World part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Data World drop-down list to display the list of available Data Worlds which can be modified. Select the Data World to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Application Data World window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Application Data World window is identical to the Create SLH Application Data World window. Refer to Create Data World for further information.

Create Data World
SLH Administration Tasks
Data World
Modify
Modify SLH Application Data World
Modify SLH Application Data World
Create SLH Application Data World
Create Data World


To delete a Data World element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


The Defaults part of the SLH Administration Tasks window allows the administrator to create and modify the Defaults available to the user. Read-only Defaults can be viewed.
Defaults reference standards, define values for parameters and govern which profiles/parts can be used for the different SLH elements.

Creating a new SLH Default displays two new elements in the Model Explorer:
There is no limit to the number of APPDAR and APPLDA elements that can appear in the SLH application, the administrator has the flexibility to create any number of Defaults.
The administrator may need to create parts and possibly catalog items before creating a Default. Refer to the Catalog and Specifications User Guide for further information.
Application Data Area (APPDAR)
Application Data Standard (APPLDA).
Application Data Area (APPDAR)
Application Data Area (APPDAR)
Application Data Standard (APPLDA).
Application Data Standard (APPLDA).

Defaults
SLH Administration Tasks
Catalog and Specifications User Guide


The Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window allows the administrator to create and modify the Assemblies available to the user. An assembly must be added to the defaults before it is available to a user.
The administrator can create three different types of SLH Assembly. Each new SLH Assembly displays a new element in the Model Explorer:

There is no limit to the number of HANDRA, RLADDR and SLADDR elements that can appear in the SLH application, the administrator has the flexibility to create any number of Assemblies.
Handrail (HANDRA)
Rung Ladder (RLADDR)
Step Ladder (SLADDR)
Handrail (HANDRA)
Handrail (HANDRA)
Rung Ladder (RLADDR)
Rung Ladder (RLADDR)
Step Ladder (SLADDR)
Step Ladder (SLADDR)

Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks


The Standards part of the SLH Administration Tasks window allows the administrator to create and modify the Standards which the defaults reference. Read-only standards can be viewed.

Creating a new SLH Standard displays two new elements in the Model Explorer:
There is no limit to the number of APPDAR and APPLDA elements that can appear in the SLH application, the administrator has the flexibility to create any number of Standards.
Application Data Area (APPDAR)
Application Data Standard (APPLDA).
Application Data Area (APPDAR)
Application Data Area (APPDAR)
Application Data Standard (APPLDA).
Application Data Standard (APPLDA).

Standards
SLH Administration Tasks


To create a Standard Area element make sure the correct Data World is selected in the Data World part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Standard Area element, from the Standards part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Area drop-down list to display the Create SLH Area for Standards window.

The owning Data World displays at the top of the Create SLH Area for Standards window.
Name
Input a name for the new Standard Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Standard Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Standard Area element or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Area for Standards window.
The Standard Area element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Standard Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Data World
SLH Administration Tasks
Standards
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Area for Standards
Create SLH Area for Standards
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Area for Standards


To modify a Standard Area element, from the Standards part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Area drop-down list to display the list of available Areas which can be modified. Select the Area to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify SLH Area for Standards window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Area for Standards window is identical to the Create SLH Area for Standards window. Refer to Create Standard Area for further information.

Create Standard Area
Standards
SLH Administration Tasks
Area
Modify
Modify SLH Area for Standards
Modify SLH Area for Standards
Create SLH Area for Standards
Create Standard Area


To delete a Standard Area element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create a Standard element make sure the correct Standard Area is selected in the Standards part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Standard element, from the Standards part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Standards drop-down list to display the Create Standard window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Standard window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Standard window has been populated with the required data.

Standards
SLH Administration
Tasks
Standards
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create Standard
Note
:
Create Standard
Create Standard


The General part of the Create Rung Ladder Gate Template window displays by default, the administrator can name and describe the new Rung Ladder Gate Template element.

Name
Input a name for the new Rung Ladder Gate Template in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Name sub-elements
Select the check box for the SLH application to name new elements by default.
How the posts are mounted
The Side Mounted radio button creates a Rung Ladder Gate Template with side mounted posts and is selected by default.
Select the Top Mounted radio button to create a Rung Ladder Gate Template with top mounted posts.
Name
Input a name for the new Rung Ladder Gate Template in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Name sub-elements
Select the check box for the SLH application to name new elements by default.
How the posts are mounted
The Side Mounted radio button creates a Rung Ladder Gate Template with side mounted posts and is selected by default.
Select the Top Mounted radio button to create a Rung Ladder Gate Template with top mounted posts.
Click Next to display the Parameters part of the Create Rung Ladder Gate Template window. Refer to Rung Ladder Gate Template Parameters for further information.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Name
Input a name for the new Rung Ladder Gate Template in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Name sub-elements
Select the check box for the SLH application to name new elements by default.
How the posts are mounted
The Side Mounted radio button creates a Rung Ladder Gate Template with side mounted posts and is selected by default.
Select the Top Mounted radio button to create a Rung Ladder Gate Template with top mounted posts.

Rung Ladder Gate Template Parameters
General
Create Rung Ladder Gate Template
Name
Description
Name sub-elements
How the posts are mounted
Side Mounted
Top Mounted
Next
Parameters
Create Rung Ladder Gate Template
Rung Ladder Gate Template Parameters
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Stair Flight part of the Create Standard window allows the administrator to define the Pitch Validation Formula and Constraints for the stair flight.

To remove Stair Flights from the standard, click to clear the Included check box.
Pitch Validation Formula
The user is required to select the pitch validation formula. Standards define the pitch validation in different ways, the Pitch Validation Formula part of the Create Standard window has three default formulas:
Select the required radio button to define the pitch validation formula.

Constraints
The administrator is required to complete the minimum and maximum values of all constraints for the stair flight. Blank values are only permitted for certain constraints.
Acceptable values input by the administrator into the minimum or maximum cells of the Constraints list are highlighted in green.

If a value is entered and it is incorrect, an error message displays summarizing the problem.

All errors display at the bottom of the list of constraints. When there are no errors the status displays as Complete.

To visualize how the constraints equate to the stair flight, click Show diagram to display the Stair Flight Parameters window.

Click Next to display the Handrail part of the Create Standard window. Refer to Handrail for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Standard window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
2 x Rise + Going
Rise + Going
Rise x Going
2 x Rise + Going
2 x Rise + Going
Rise + Going
Rise + Going
Rise x Going
Rise x Going

Handrail
Stair Flight
Create Standard
Included
Pitch Validation Formula
Pitch Validation Formula
Create Standard
Constraints
Show diagram
Stair Flight Parameters
Next
Create Standard
Handrail
Back
Create Standard
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Handrail part of the Create Standard window allows the administrator to define the Constraints for the handrail.

To remove Handrails from the standard, click to clear the Included check box.
The administrator is required to complete the minimum and maximum values of all constraints for the handrail. Blank values are only permitted for certain constraints.
Acceptable values input by the administrator into the minimum or maximum cells of the Constraints list are highlighted in green.

If a value is entered and it is incorrect, an error message displays summarizing the problem.

All errors display at the bottom of the list of constraints. When there are no errors the status displays as Complete.

To visualize how the constraints equate to the handrail, click Show diagram to display the Handrail Parameters window.

Click Next to display the Rung Ladder part of the Create Standard window. Refer to Rung Ladder for further information.
Click Back to return to the Stair Flight part of the Create Standard window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Rung Ladder
Handrail
Create Standard
Included
Show diagram
Handrail Parameters
Next
Rung Ladder
Create Standard
Rung Ladder
Back
Stair Flight
Create Standard
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Rung Ladder part of the Create Standard window allows the administrator to define the Constraints for the rung ladder.

To remove the Rung Ladder element from the standard, click to clear the Included check box.
The administrator is required to complete the minimum and maximum values of all constraints for the rung ladder. Blank values are only permitted for certain constraints.
Acceptable values input by the administrator into the minimum or maximum cells of the Constraints list are highlighted in green.

If a value is entered and it is incorrect, an error message displays summarizing the problem.

All errors display at the bottom of the list of constraints. When there are no errors the status displays as Complete.

To visualize how the constraints equate to the rung ladder, click Show diagram to display the Rung Ladder Parameters window.

Click Next to display the Step Ladder part of the Create Standard window. Refer to Step Ladder for further information.
Click Back to return to the Handrail part of the Create Standard window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Step Ladder
Rung Ladder
Create Standard
Included
Show diagram
Rung Ladder Parameters
Next
Step Ladder
Create Standard
Step Ladder
Back
Handrail
Create Standard
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Step Ladder part of the Create Standard window allows the administrator to define the Constraints for the step ladder.

To remove the Step Ladder element from the standard, click to clear the Included check box.
The administrator is required to complete the minimum and maximum values of all constraints for the step ladder. Blank values are only permitted for certain constraints.
Acceptable values input by the administrator into the minimum or maximum cells of the Constraints list are highlighted in green.

If a value is entered and it is incorrect, an error message displays summarizing the problem.

All errors display at the bottom of the list of constraints. When there are no errors the status displays as Complete.

To visualise how the constraints equate to the step ladder, click Show diagram to display the Step Ladder Parameters window.

Click Create to create the standard.
Click Back to return to the Handrail part of the Create Standard window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
The Standard element displays in the Model Explorer.

Step Ladder
Create Standard
Included
Show diagram
Step Ladder Parameters
Create
Back
Handrail
Create Standard
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


To modify a Standard element, from the Standards part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Standards drop-down list to display the list of available Standards which can be modified. Select the Standard to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify Standard window.

The functionality of the Modify Standard window is identical to the Create Standard window. Refer to Create Standard for further information.

Create Standard
Standards
SLH Administration Tasks
Standards
Modify
Modify Standard
Modify Standard
Create Standard
Create Standard


To delete a Standard element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Copying an existing Standard provides a quick and efficient method of creating new standards and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Standard element from an existing element make sure the correct Standard element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Standard element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Standard element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Standard element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to the Common Functionality User Guide for further information.
The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Note:
It is recommended to modify the description attribute of the standard so it can be distinguished from the original in the list of tasks.

SLH Administration Tasks
Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
Common Functionality User Guide
SLH Administration Tasks
Note
:


To create a Default Area element make sure the correct Data World is selected in the Data World part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Default Area element, from the Defaults part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Area drop-down list to display the Create SLH Area for Defaults window.

The owning Data World displays at the top of the Create SLH Area for Defaults window.
Name
Input a name for the new Default Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Default Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Default Area element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Area for Defaults window.
The Default Area element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Default Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Data World
SLH Administration Tasks
Defaults
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Area for Defaults
Create SLH Area for Defaults
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Area for Defaults


To modify a Default Area element, from the Defaults part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Area drop-down list to display the list of available Areas which can be modified. Select the Area to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify SLH Area for Defaults window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Area for Defaults window is identical to the Create SLH Area for Defaults window. Refer to Create Default Area for further information.

Create Default Area
Defaults
SLH Administration Tasks
Area
Modify
Modify SLH Area for Defaults
Modify SLH Area for Defaults
Create SLH Area for Defaults
Create Default Area


To delete a Default Area element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create a Default element make sure the correct Defaults Area is selected in the Defaults part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Default element, from the Defaults part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Defaults drop-down list to display the Create Defaults window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Defaults window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Defaults window has been populated with the required data.

Defaults
SLH Administration
Tasks
Defaults
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create Defaults
Note
:
Create Defaults
Create Defaults


Constraints allow the administrator to specify the standard to be used for the stair flight and the default values. SLH checks to make sure that the default values are between the minimum and maximum values specified in the standard.

To remove the Stair Flight element from the Defaults, click to clear the Included check box.
Select a standard from the Use min/max values from standard drop-down list to specify the standard on which the defaults are to be based.
To visualize how the constraints equate to the stair flight, click Show diagram to display the Stair Flight Parameters window.

The Constraints list is populated with the minimum and maximum values from the selected standard.

By default, SLH populates each cell with the minimum column of the Constraints list with a minimum standard value or the maximum column of the Constraints list with a maximum standard value. Acceptable values input by the administrator into the cell of the Constraints list are highlighted in grey.
The administrator can input an explicit valid value into the Valid Value cell if the cell is not highlighted with a background color.
If a value is entered and it is incorrect, an error message displays summarizing the problem.

Use pitch formula rather than angle to calculate stair
By default, the stair flight is calculated from the angle, select the check box to calculate the stair flight from the pitch formula.
Allow intermediate landing
Select the check box to enable the user to define an intermediate landing for the stair flight, when the maximum number of rises is exceeded.
Selecting the Allow intermediate landing check box displays the Default Landing Thickness field.
Default Landing Thickness
Input a default value for the landing thickness in the field.
Allow cranked stringer
ONLY available when 'To plane' functionality is used.
Select the check box to enable the user to define a cranked stringer for the stair flight.
Extensions
Extensions are horizontal landings at the top and bottom of a stair flight.
Minimum Extension - default minimum extension.
Maximum Extension - default maximum extension.
Nosing Offset
ONLY available for selection in Detail.
The distance between the nose of the tread to the front edge of the stringer. This is measured from the nosing of the treads perpendicular to the front edge of the stringer.
The administrator can input a value into the optional field.
Allowable Configurations
Select the check boxes to enable the user to define a configuration for the stair flight.
Note:
At least one configuration between edges and one configuration for a plane must be selected.
The administrator can choose from:
No extensions
Bottom extension
Top extension
Top and bottom extension
Initial rise without extension
Initial rise with top extension
To plane with no extensions
To plane with top extension
Use pitch formula rather than angle to calculate stair
By default, the stair flight is calculated from the angle, select the check box to calculate the stair flight from the pitch formula.
Allow intermediate landing
Select the check box to enable the user to define an intermediate landing for the stair flight, when the maximum number of rises is exceeded.
Selecting the Allow intermediate landing check box displays the Default Landing Thickness field.
Default Landing Thickness
Input a default value for the landing thickness in the field.
Allow cranked stringer
ONLY available when 'To plane' functionality is used.
Select the check box to enable the user to define a cranked stringer for the stair flight.
Extensions
Extensions are horizontal landings at the top and bottom of a stair flight.
Minimum Extension - default minimum extension.
Maximum Extension - default maximum extension.
Nosing Offset
ONLY available for selection in Detail.
The distance between the nose of the tread to the front edge of the stringer. This is measured from the nosing of the treads perpendicular to the front edge of the stringer.
The administrator can input a value into the optional field.
Allowable Configurations
Select the check boxes to enable the user to define a configuration for the stair flight.
The administrator can choose from:
Click Next to display the Detailing for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Stair Flight Detailing for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Use pitch formula rather than angle to calculate stair
By default, the stair flight is calculated from the angle, select the check box to calculate the stair flight from the pitch formula.
Allow intermediate landing
Select the check box to enable the user to define an intermediate landing for the stair flight, when the maximum number of rises is exceeded.
Selecting the Allow intermediate landing check box displays the Default Landing Thickness field.
Default Landing Thickness
Input a default value for the landing thickness in the field.
Allow cranked stringer
ONLY available when 'To plane' functionality is used.
Select the check box to enable the user to define a cranked stringer for the stair flight.
Extensions
Extensions are horizontal landings at the top and bottom of a stair flight.
Minimum Extension - default minimum extension.
Maximum Extension - default maximum extension.
Nosing Offset
ONLY available for selection in Detail.
The distance between the nose of the tread to the front edge of the stringer. This is measured from the nosing of the treads perpendicular to the front edge of the stringer.
The administrator can input a value into the optional field.
Allowable Configurations
Select the check boxes to enable the user to define a configuration for the stair flight.
Note:
At least one configuration between edges and one configuration for a plane must be selected.
The administrator can choose from:
No extensions
Bottom extension
Top extension
Top and bottom extension
Initial rise without extension
Initial rise with top extension
To plane with no extensions
To plane with top extension
No extensions
Bottom extension
Top extension
Top and bottom extension
Initial rise without extension
Initial rise with top extension
To plane with no extensions
To plane with top extension
No extensions
No extensions
Bottom extension
Bottom extension
Top extension
Top extension
Top and bottom extension
Top and bottom extension
Initial rise without extension
Initial rise without extension
Initial rise with top extension
Initial rise with top extension
To plane with no extensions
To plane with no extensions
To plane with top extension
To plane with top extension
Note:
At least one configuration between edges and one configuration for a plane must be selected.

Stair Flight Detailing
Included
Use min/max values from standard
Show diagram
Stair Flight Parameters
Use pitch formula rather than angle to calculate stair
Allow intermediate landing
Allow intermediate landing
Default Landing Thickness
Default Landing Thickness
Allow cranked stringer
Extensions
Minimum Extension
Maximum Extension
Nosing Offset
Allowable Configurations
Note
:
Next
Detailing for Stair Flight
Create Defaults
Stair Flight Detailing
Back
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Detailing for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the parts and profiles allowed for the default.

Tread Specification
The Tread Specification list allows the administrator to add or remove default tread specifications.

Add Part
Click to display the Tread Specification window.
Remove Selected Part
Click to remove the currently selected tread specification from the Tread Specification list.

Add Part
Click to display the Tread Specification window.

Remove Selected Part
Click to remove the currently selected tread specification from the Tread Specification list.
The Tread Specification window allows the administrator to add a tread specification to the Tread Specification list.
From the Select Component part of the Tread Specification window, select the required tread from the list of available components. A graphical representation of the selected tread component is displayed in the 3D view.
Click Apply to add the currently selected tread to the Tread Specification list, or click Cancel to discard any changes and close the Tread Specification window.
Add Part
Click to display the Tread Specification window.
Remove Selected Part
Click to remove the currently selected tread specification from the Tread Specification list.

Detailing for Stair Flight
Create Defaults
Tread Specification
Add Part
Tread Specification
Remove Selected Part
Tread Specification
Tread Specification
Select Component
Tread Specification
Apply
Cancel
Tread Specification


The Stringer Specification list allows the administrator to add or remove stringer specifications.

Add Profile
Click to display the Stringer Specification window.
Remove Selected Profile
Click to remove the currently selected stringer profile from the Stringer Specification list.

Add Profile
Click to display the Stringer Specification window.

Remove Selected Profile
Click to remove the currently selected stringer profile from the Stringer Specification list.
The Stringer Specification window allows the administrator to add a stringer specification to the Stringer Specification list.

Standard
Select a standard from the drop-down list to specify the profile standard to be used for the stair flight.
The selection determines the options available from the Generic Type drop-down list and the Profile Size list.
Generic Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to specify the profile type to be used for the stair flight.
The selection determines the options available from the Profile Size list.
Profile Size
Select a profile size from the drop-down list.
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification
Select a P-line justification value from the drop-down list.
Member Line Justification
Select a member line justification value from the drop-down list.
Joint Line Justification
Select a joint line justification value from the drop-down list.
Standard
Select a standard from the drop-down list to specify the profile standard to be used for the stair flight.
The selection determines the options available from the Generic Type drop-down list and the Profile Size list.
Generic Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to specify the profile type to be used for the stair flight.
The selection determines the options available from the Profile Size list.
Profile Size
Select a profile size from the drop-down list.
P-Line Justification
Select a P-line justification value from the drop-down list.
Member Line Justification
Select a member line justification value from the drop-down list.
Joint Line Justification
Select a joint line justification value from the drop-down list.
Click Apply to add the profile specification to the Stringer Specification list, or click Cancel to discard any changes and close the Stringer Specification window.
Click Next to display the Constraints for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Constraints for further information.
Click Back to return to the Constraints for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Add Profile
Click to display the Stringer Specification window.
Remove Selected Profile
Click to remove the currently selected stringer profile from the Stringer Specification list.
Standard
Select a standard from the drop-down list to specify the profile standard to be used for the stair flight.
The selection determines the options available from the Generic Type drop-down list and the Profile Size list.
Generic Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to specify the profile type to be used for the stair flight.
The selection determines the options available from the Profile Size list.
Profile Size
Select a profile size from the drop-down list.
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification
Select a P-line justification value from the drop-down list.
Member Line Justification
Select a member line justification value from the drop-down list.
Joint Line Justification
Select a joint line justification value from the drop-down list.

Handrail Constraints
Add Profile
Stringer Specification
Remove Selected Profile
Stringer Specification
Standard
Generic Type
Profile Size
Generic Type
Profile Size
Profile Size
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification

Member Line Justification
Joint Line Justification
Apply
Cancel
Stringer Specification
Next
Constraints for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Constraints
Back
Constraints for Stair Flight
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


Constraints allow the administrator to specify the standard to be used for the handrail and the default values. By default, SLH checks to make sure that the values are between the minimum and maximum values specified in the standard.

To remove Handrail from the Defaults, click to clear the Included check box.
The functionality available from the Constraints for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window is identical to that available from the Constraints for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window, with the exception of the Allow trace boundary check box. Refer to Stair Flight Constraints for further information.
Select the Allow trace boundary check box to allow the user to trace the boundary (Copy Route Path) of an extrusion element such as a platform when creating a handrail. By default, the check box is not selected.
Click Next to display the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Detailing for further information.
Click Back to return to the Detailing for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Stair Flight Constraints
Handrail Detailing
Included
Constraints for Handrail
Create Defaults
Constraints for Stair Flight
Create Defaults
Allow trace boundary
Stair Flight Constraints
Allow trace boundary
Copy Route Path
Next
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Detailing
Back
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window is populated with the assembly items in the database. The functionality available allows the administrator to define the assemblies, parts and profiles allowed for the default.

The administrator must select at least one handrail assembly for the handrail defaults. The selection determines which assemblies are available to the user.
Include new assemblies automatically
Select the check box to include newly created assemblies in the list of available assemblies.
By default, the check box is not selected.
Include All
Click to include all assemblies from the database in the list of available assemblies.
Exclude All
Click to exclude all assemblies from the database in the list of available assemblies.
Display
Click to display the Select Assembly window.
Include new assemblies automatically
Select the check box to include newly created assemblies in the list of available assemblies.
By default, the check box is not selected.
Include All
Click to include all assemblies from the database in the list of available assemblies.
Exclude All
Click to exclude all assemblies from the database in the list of available assemblies.
Display
Click to display the Select Assembly window.
The Select Assembly window allows the administrator to add an assembly to the list of available assemblies.

Select the required assembly from the Select Assembly list. A 3D graphical representation of selected assembly is also displayed.
Click Select to add the currently selected assembly to the list of available assemblies, or click Cancel to close the Select Assembly window.

To include an assembly in the list of available assemblies that has not been previously included, select the check box in the included column adjacent to the assembly.
Include new assemblies automatically
Select the check box to include newly created assemblies in the list of available assemblies.
By default, the check box is not selected.
Include All
Click to include all assemblies from the database in the list of available assemblies.
Exclude All
Click to exclude all assemblies from the database in the list of available assemblies.
Display
Click to display the Select Assembly window.

Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Include new assemblies automatically
Include All
Exclude All
Display
Select Assembly
Select Assembly
Select
Cancel
Select Assembly


Component parts of the handrail can be added and removed from the list of available parts.
All of the functionality for the addition and removal of Gate Parts, Termination Parts, Post Parts and Panel Parts is identical, therefore for the purposes of this administrator guide, only a Gate part is added.
From the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window, select the Gates tab to display the Gate Part list.

Add Part
Click to display the Gate Part window.
Remove
Selected Part
Click to remove the currently selected part from the Gate Part list.

Add Part
Click to display the Gate Part window.

Remove
Selected Part
Click to remove the currently selected part from the Gate Part list.
The Gate Part window allows the administrator to add a gate to the list of available parts.

Select the required gate from the list of available components. A 3D graphical representation of selected gate is displayed.
Click Apply to add the currently selected part to the Gate Part list, or click Cancel to discard any changes and close the Gate Part window.
Add Part
Click to display the Gate Part window.
Remove
Selected Part
Click to remove the currently selected part from the Gate Part list.

Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Gates
Add Part
Gate Part
Remove
Selected Part
Gate Part
Apply
Cancel
Gate Part


Profile Specifications can be added and removed from the list of available defaults.
All of the functionality for the addition and removal of Top Rail Specifications, Intermediate Rail Specifications, and Kickplate Specifications is identical, therefore for the purposes of this administrator guide, only a Top Rail Specification is added.
From the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window, select the Top Rail tab to display the Top Rail Specification list.

Add Profile
Specification
Click to display the Top Rail Specification window.
Remove Selected
Profile Specification
Click to remove the currently selected profile from the Top Rail list.

Add Profile
Specification
Click to display the Top Rail Specification window.

Remove Selected
Profile Specification
Click to remove the currently selected profile from the Top Rail list.

Add Profile
Specification
Click to display the Top Rail Specification window.
Remove Selected
Profile Specification
Click to remove the currently selected profile from the Top Rail list.

Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Top Rail
Add Profile
Specification
Top Rail Specification
Remove Selected
Profile Specification


The Top Rail Specification window allows the administrator to add a profile specification to the Top Rail Specification list.

Standard
Select a standard from the drop-down list to specify the profile standard to be used for the handrail.
The selection determines the options available from the Generic Type drop-down list and the Profile Size list.
Generic Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to specify the profile type to be used for the handrail.
The selection determines the options available from the Profile Size list.
Profile Size
Select a profile size from the drop-down list.
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification
Select a P-line justification value from the drop-down list.
Member Line Justification
Select a member line justification value from the drop-down list.
Joint Line Justification
Select a joint line justification value from the drop-down list.
Standard
Select a standard from the drop-down list to specify the profile standard to be used for the handrail.
The selection determines the options available from the Generic Type drop-down list and the Profile Size list.
Generic Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to specify the profile type to be used for the handrail.
The selection determines the options available from the Profile Size list.
Profile Size
Select a profile size from the drop-down list.
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification
Select a P-line justification value from the drop-down list.
Member Line Justification
Select a member line justification value from the drop-down list.
Joint Line Justification
Select a joint line justification value from the drop-down list.
Click Apply to add the profile specification to the Top Rail Specification list, or click Cancel to discard any changes and close the Top Rail Specification window.
Click Next to display the Constraints for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Rung Ladder Constraints for further information.
Click Back to return to the Constraints for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Standard
Select a standard from the drop-down list to specify the profile standard to be used for the handrail.
The selection determines the options available from the Generic Type drop-down list and the Profile Size list.
Generic Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to specify the profile type to be used for the handrail.
The selection determines the options available from the Profile Size list.
Profile Size
Select a profile size from the drop-down list.
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification
Select a P-line justification value from the drop-down list.
Member Line Justification
Select a member line justification value from the drop-down list.
Joint Line Justification
Select a joint line justification value from the drop-down list.

Rung Ladder Constraints
Top Rail Specification
Standard
Generic Type
Profile Size
Generic Type
Profile Size
Profile Size
Justification Rule for P-Line
P-Line Justification
Member Line Justification
Joint Line Justification
Apply
Cancel
Top Rail Specification
Next
Constraints for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Rung Ladder Constraints
Back
Constraints for Handrail
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


Constraints allow the administrator to specify the standard to be used for the rung ladder and the default values. By default, SLH checks to make sure that the default values are between the minimum and maximum values specified in the standard.

To remove Rung Ladders from the Defaults, click to clear the Included check box.
The functionality available from the Constraints for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window is identical to that available from the Constraints for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Stair Flight Constraints for further information.
The Cage part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the defaults and specify the allowable configurations for the rung ladder cage.

Allow cage omission
Select the check box to allow the user to omit the cage completely when creating a rung ladder.
Omit cage by default
Select the check box to omit the cage by default.
Flared cages in
layout mode
Select a cage type from the drop-down list to define the type of flared cage used:
None - the cage is not flared.
Concentric - the cage has a concentric flare at the bottom of the cage.
Eccentric - the cage has an eccentric flare at bottom of cage.
Flared cage offset
Input a value in the field to define the flare for rung ladder cage assemblies with a flared cage.
Exit hoop extension
Input a value in the field to define the distance that the exit cage hoop bars extend into the platform beyond the picked edge. The distance is measured from the picked edge to the end of the bars.
The value coupled with the Top Exit Distance gives the total length of the exit hoop bars.
Top hoop offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance that the top tube cage hoop is offset from the top rung (or Upper Work Point) and measured from the bottom of the hoop.
Side exit cage clearance
Input a value in the field to define the distance between the cage and the picked edge.
The ladder origin is therefore positioned at this value plus half the cage width.
Cage exit width
(front exit)
Input a value in the field to define the cage exit width for a front exit rung ladder.
Allow cage omission
Select the check box to allow the user to omit the cage completely when creating a rung ladder.
Omit cage by default
Select the check box to omit the cage by default.
Flared cages in
layout mode
Select a cage type from the drop-down list to define the type of flared cage used:
Flared cage offset
Input a value in the field to define the flare for rung ladder cage assemblies with a flared cage.
Exit hoop extension
Input a value in the field to define the distance that the exit cage hoop bars extend into the platform beyond the picked edge. The distance is measured from the picked edge to the end of the bars.
The value coupled with the Top Exit Distance gives the total length of the exit hoop bars.
Top hoop offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance that the top tube cage hoop is offset from the top rung (or Upper Work Point) and measured from the bottom of the hoop.
Side exit cage clearance
Input a value in the field to define the distance between the cage and the picked edge.
The ladder origin is therefore positioned at this value plus half the cage width.
Cage exit width
(front exit)
Input a value in the field to define the cage exit width for a front exit rung ladder.
The Top part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the defaults for the top of the rung ladder.

Allow top rung omission
Select the check box to allow the user to omit the top rung of the ladder when creating a rung ladder.
Not selected means the top rung is level with FFL.
The Omit check box and the Curtail distance field is displayed.
Omit
Select the check box to omit the top rung of the ladder by default when creating a ladder.
Curtail distance
Input a value in the field to define the distance the stiles are extended above the top rung.
Allow top rung omission
Select the check box to allow the user to omit the top rung of the ladder when creating a rung ladder.
Not selected means the top rung is level with FFL.
The Omit check box and the Curtail distance field is displayed.
Omit
Select the check box to omit the top rung of the ladder by default when creating a ladder.
Curtail distance
Input a value in the field to define the distance the stiles are extended above the top rung.
The Bottom part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the defaults for the bottom of the rung ladder.

Always truncate
Select the check box to truncate the stiles at the bottom of the rung ladder by default, if the check box is not selected the user has the option to truncate or not.
Truncate stile after bottom rung
Select the radio button to allow the user to truncate stiles below the bottom rung, the Curtail distance field is displayed.
Curtail distance
Input a value in the field to define the distance to truncate the stiles below the bottom rung.
Use clearance from bottom
Select the radio button to allow the user to truncate stiles from the finished floor level, the Clearance from FFL field is displayed.
Clearance from FFL
Input a value in the field to define the distance to truncate the stiles the stated distance from the finished floor level.
Always truncate
Select the check box to truncate the stiles at the bottom of the rung ladder by default, if the check box is not selected the user has the option to truncate or not.
Truncate stile after bottom rung
Select the radio button to allow the user to truncate stiles below the bottom rung, the Curtail distance field is displayed.
Curtail distance
Input a value in the field to define the distance to truncate the stiles below the bottom rung.
Use clearance from bottom
Select the radio button to allow the user to truncate stiles from the finished floor level, the Clearance from FFL field is displayed.
Clearance from FFL
Input a value in the field to define the distance to truncate the stiles the stated distance from the finished floor level.
Click Next to display the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Rung Ladder Detailing for further information.
Click Back to return to the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Allow cage omission
Select the check box to allow the user to omit the cage completely when creating a rung ladder.
Omit cage by default
Select the check box to omit the cage by default.
Flared cages in
layout mode
Select a cage type from the drop-down list to define the type of flared cage used:
None - the cage is not flared.
Concentric - the cage has a concentric flare at the bottom of the cage.
Eccentric - the cage has an eccentric flare at bottom of cage.
Flared cage offset
Input a value in the field to define the flare for rung ladder cage assemblies with a flared cage.
Exit hoop extension
Input a value in the field to define the distance that the exit cage hoop bars extend into the platform beyond the picked edge. The distance is measured from the picked edge to the end of the bars.
The value coupled with the Top Exit Distance gives the total length of the exit hoop bars.
Top hoop offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance that the top tube cage hoop is offset from the top rung (or Upper Work Point) and measured from the bottom of the hoop.
Side exit cage clearance
Input a value in the field to define the distance between the cage and the picked edge.
The ladder origin is therefore positioned at this value plus half the cage width.
Cage exit width
(front exit)
Input a value in the field to define the cage exit width for a front exit rung ladder.
Allow top rung omission
Select the check box to allow the user to omit the top rung of the ladder when creating a rung ladder.
Not selected means the top rung is level with FFL.
The Omit check box and the Curtail distance field is displayed.
Omit
Select the check box to omit the top rung of the ladder by default when creating a ladder.
Curtail distance
Input a value in the field to define the distance the stiles are extended above the top rung.
Always truncate
Select the check box to truncate the stiles at the bottom of the rung ladder by default, if the check box is not selected the user has the option to truncate or not.
Truncate stile after bottom rung
Select the radio button to allow the user to truncate stiles below the bottom rung, the Curtail distance field is displayed.
Curtail distance
Input a value in the field to define the distance to truncate the stiles below the bottom rung.
Use clearance from bottom
Select the radio button to allow the user to truncate stiles from the finished floor level, the Clearance from FFL field is displayed.
Clearance from FFL
Input a value in the field to define the distance to truncate the stiles the stated distance from the finished floor level.
None - the cage is not flared.
Concentric - the cage has a concentric flare at the bottom of the cage.
Eccentric - the cage has an eccentric flare at bottom of cage.
None - the cage is not flared.
None - the cage is not flared.
Concentric - the cage has a concentric flare at the bottom of the cage.
Concentric - the cage has a concentric flare at the bottom of the cage.
Eccentric - the cage has an eccentric flare at bottom of cage.
Eccentric - the cage has an eccentric flare at bottom of cage.

Stair Flight Constraints
Rung Ladder Detailing
Included
Constraints for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Constraints for Stair Flight
Create Defaults
Stair Flight Constraints
Cage
Create Defaults
Allow cage omission
Omit cage by default
Flared cages in
layout mode
Flared cage offset
Exit hoop extension
Top hoop offset
Side exit cage clearance
Cage exit width
(front exit)
Top
Create Defaults
Allow top rung omission
Omit
Curtail distance
Omit
Curtail distance
Bottom
Create Defaults
Always truncate
Truncate stile after bottom rung
Curtail distance
Curtail distance
Use clearance from bottom
Clearance from FFL
Clearance from FFL
Next
Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Rung Ladder Detailing
Back
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the assemblies, parts and profiles allowed for the default.

The administrator must select at least one rung ladder assembly for the rung ladder defaults. The selection determines which assemblies are available to the User for selection.
The functionality available from the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window is identical to that available from the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Detailing for further information.

Handrail Detailing
Create Defaults
Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Detailing


Rung Ladder Range Limits, Specifications and Parts

The bottom of the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the range limits, specifications and parts for the rung ladder assembly.

Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults


Range Limits for the rung ladder can be added and removed from the list of defaults.
All of the functionality for the addition and removal of range limits for Rungs and Stiles is identical, therefore for the purposes of this administrator guide, only a Rung range limit is added.
From the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window, select the Rungs tab to display the Width between stiles range list.

Range Limit
Input a value in the field to define the width between stiles range for the ladder rungs, the default value is All.
Add Range Limit
Click to add a range limit to the Width between stiles range list.
Remove Selected Range
Click to remove a range limit from the Width between stiles range list.
Range Limit
Input a value in the field to define the width between stiles range for the ladder rungs, the default value is All.

Add Range Limit
Click to add a range limit to the Width between stiles range list.

Remove Selected Range
Click to remove a range limit from the Width between stiles range list.

Range Limit
Input a value in the field to define the width between stiles range for the ladder rungs, the default value is All.
Add Range Limit
Click to add a range limit to the Width between stiles range list.
Remove Selected Range
Click to remove a range limit from the Width between stiles range list.

Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Rungs
Range Limit
Add Range Limit
Remove Selected Range


Profile Specifications can be added and removed from the list of defaults. The available Profile Specifications are determined by Range Limit values. Refer to Rung Ladder Range Limit for further information.
From the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window, select the Rungs tab to display the Rungs Specification list.

All of the functionality for the addition and removal of Rung Specifications, Stringer Specifications, Cage Hoop Specifications and Cage Bar Specifications is identical to that available from the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.

Rung Ladder Range Limit
Handrail Profile Specification
Rung Ladder Range Limit
Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Rungs
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Profile Specification


Parts of the rung ladder can be added and removed from the list of defaults. The available Parts are determined by Range Limit values. Refer to Rung Ladder Range Limit for further information.
From the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window, select the Rungs tab to display the Rungs Part list.

All of the functionality for the addition and removal of Rung Parts, and Gate Parts is identical to that available from the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Part for further information.
Click Next to display the Constraints for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Step Ladder Constraints for further information.
Click Back to return to the Constraints for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Rung Ladder Range Limit
Handrail Part
Step Ladder Constraints
Rung Ladder Range Limit
Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Rungs
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Part
Next
Constraints for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Step Ladder Constraints
Back
Constraints for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


Constraints allow the administrator to specify the standard to be used for the step ladder and the default values. By default, SLH checks to make sure that the default values are between the minimum and maximum values specified in the standard.

The functionality available from the Constraints for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window is identical to that available from the Constraints for Stair Flight part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Stair Flight Constraints for further information.
The Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the defaults for the step ladder.

Top Extension Min
Input a value in the field to define the minimum top extension distance.
Top Extension Max
Input a value in the field to define the maximum top extension distance.
Nosing Offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance between the nose of the tread to the front edge of the stringer. This is measured from the nosing of the treads perpendicular to the front edge of the stringer.
Top Stringer Gap
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer gap from the selected edge at the top of the step ladder.
Bott Stringer Gap
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer gap from the selected edge at the bottom of the step ladder.
Stringer Snipe
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer snipe.
Top Extension Min
Input a value in the field to define the minimum top extension distance.
Top Extension Max
Input a value in the field to define the maximum top extension distance.
Nosing Offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance between the nose of the tread to the front edge of the stringer. This is measured from the nosing of the treads perpendicular to the front edge of the stringer.
Top Stringer Gap
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer gap from the selected edge at the top of the step ladder.
Bott Stringer Gap
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer gap from the selected edge at the bottom of the step ladder.
Stringer Snipe
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer snipe.
The Handrail part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the defaults for the handrail.

Top Post Offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance from the top of the step ladder to the top post.
Max Post spacing
Input a value in the field to define the maximum distance between the posts.
Post extension
Input a value in the field to define the post extension distance.
Bend radius
Input a value in the field to define the bend radius for the exit handrails.
Minimum Exit Height
Input a value in the field to define the minimum height for the exit handrails.
Exit Extension
Input a value in the field to define exit handrail extension distance from the edge of the step ladder.
Top Post Offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance from the top of the step ladder to the top post.
Max Post spacing
Input a value in the field to define the maximum distance between the posts.
Post extension
Input a value in the field to define the post extension distance.
Bend radius
Input a value in the field to define the bend radius for the exit handrails.
Minimum Exit Height
Input a value in the field to define the minimum height for the exit handrails.
Exit Extension
Input a value in the field to define exit handrail extension distance from the edge of the step ladder.
Allowable Configurations
The Allowable configurations part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the available configurations for the step ladder.

The administrator can choose from:
Use Top
Stringer Gap
Select the check box to allow a top stringer gap for to plane with no extensions and no extensions step ladders.
Use Bottom
Stringer Gap
Select the check box to allow a bottom stringer gap for top extension and no extensions step ladders.
Use Top
Stringer Gap
Select the check box to allow a top stringer gap for to plane with no extensions and no extensions step ladders.
Use Bottom
Stringer Gap
Select the check box to allow a bottom stringer gap for top extension and no extensions step ladders.
Click Next to display the Detailing for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Step Ladder Detailing for further information.
Click Back to return to the Detailing for Rung Ladder part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Top Extension Min
Input a value in the field to define the minimum top extension distance.
Top Extension Max
Input a value in the field to define the maximum top extension distance.
Nosing Offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance between the nose of the tread to the front edge of the stringer. This is measured from the nosing of the treads perpendicular to the front edge of the stringer.
Top Stringer Gap
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer gap from the selected edge at the top of the step ladder.
Bott Stringer Gap
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer gap from the selected edge at the bottom of the step ladder.
Stringer Snipe
Input a value in the field to define the distance for the stringer snipe.
Top Post Offset
Input a value in the field to define the distance from the top of the step ladder to the top post.
Max Post spacing
Input a value in the field to define the maximum distance between the posts.
Post extension
Input a value in the field to define the post extension distance.
Bend radius
Input a value in the field to define the bend radius for the exit handrails.
Minimum Exit Height
Input a value in the field to define the minimum height for the exit handrails.
Exit Extension
Input a value in the field to define exit handrail extension distance from the edge of the step ladder.
Use Top
Stringer Gap
Select the check box to allow a top stringer gap for to plane with no extensions and no extensions step ladders.
Use Bottom
Stringer Gap
Select the check box to allow a bottom stringer gap for top extension and no extensions step ladders.
To plane with top extension
To plane with no extensions
Top extension
No extensions
To plane with top extension
To plane with top extension
To plane with no extensions
To plane with no extensions
Top extension
Top extension
No extensions
No extensions

Stair Flight Constraints
Step Ladder Detailing
Constraints for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Constraints for Stair Flight
Create Defaults
Stair Flight Constraints
Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Top Extension Min
Top Extension Max
Nosing Offset
Top Stringer Gap
Bott Stringer Gap
Stringer Snipe
Handrail
Create Defaults
Top Post Offset
Max Post spacing
Post extension
Bend radius
Minimum Exit Height
Exit Extension
Allowable Configurations
Create Defaults
Use Top
Stringer Gap
to plane with no extensions
no extensions
Use Bottom
Stringer Gap
top extension
no extensions
Next
Detailing for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Step Ladder Detailing
Back
Detailing for Rung Ladder
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Detailing for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window allows the administrator to define the assemblies and profile specifications allowed for the default.

The administrator must select at least one step ladder assembly for the step ladder defaults. The selection determines which assemblies are available to the user for selection.
The functionality available from the Detailing for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window is identical to that available from the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Detailing for further information.

Handrail Detailing
Detailing for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Detailing for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Detailing


Profile Specifications can be added and removed from the list of available defaults.
All of the functionality for the addition and removal of Tread Specifications, Stringer Specifications, Handrail Specifications and Post Specifications is identical, therefore for the purposes of this administrator guide, only a Tread Specification is added.
From the Detailing for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window, select the Treads tab to display the Tread Specification list.

Add Profile Specification
Click to display the Tread Specification window.
Remove Selected Profile Specification
Click to remove the currently selected profile from the Tread Specification list.

Add Profile Specification
Click to display the Tread Specification window.

Remove Selected Profile Specification
Click to remove the currently selected profile from the Tread Specification list.
The Tread Specification window allows the administrator to add a profile specification to the Tread Specification list.

Select the required tread from the list of available components. A 3D graphical representation of the selected tread is displayed.
Click Apply to add the profile specification to the Tread Specification list, or click Cancel to discard any changes and close the Tread Specification window.
Click Create to create the defaults.
Click Back to return to the Constraints for Step Ladder part of the Create Defaults window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Select the Make available to users check box to allow the user to access the default.
The Default element displays in the Model Explorer.

Add Profile Specification
Click to display the Tread Specification window.
Remove Selected Profile Specification
Click to remove the currently selected profile from the Tread Specification list.
Note:
Once the defaults have been made available to users, it is not possible to make them unavailable.

Detailing for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Treads
Add Profile Specification
Tread Specification
Remove Selected Profile Specification
Tread Specification
Apply
Cancel
Tread Specification
Create
Back
Constraints for Step Ladder
Create Defaults
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks
Make available to users
Note
:


To modify a Default element, from the Defaults part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Defaults drop-down list to display the list of available Defaults which can be modified. Select the Default to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify Defaults window.

The functionality of the Modify Defaults window is identical to the Create Defaults window. Refer to Create Default for further information.

Create Default
Defaults
SLH Administration Tasks
Defaults
Modify
Modify Defaults
Modify Defaults
Create Defaults
Create Default


To delete a Default element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Copying an existing default provides a quick and efficient method of creating new defaults and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Default element from an existing element make sure the correct Default element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Default element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Default element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Default element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to Common Functionality User Guide for further information.
The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.

SLH Administration Tasks
Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
Common Functionality User Guide
SLH Administration Tasks


A number of hierarchy elements require creation from the Application Data World before the administrator can create the Assembly elements:

SLH Assembly Area (APPDAR)
SLH Assembly Element (APPLDA)
SLH Assembly Zone (ZONE)
SLH Application Data (STRU).
SLH Assembly Area (APPDAR)
SLH Assembly Area (APPDAR)
SLH Assembly Element (APPLDA)
SLH Assembly Element (APPLDA)
SLH Assembly Zone (ZONE)
SLH Assembly Zone (ZONE)
SLH Application Data (STRU).
SLH Application Data (STRU).


To create an Assembly Area element make sure the correct Data World is selected in the Data World part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create an Assembly Area element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Area drop-down list to display the Create SLH Area for Assemblies window.

The owning Data World displays at the top of the Create SLH Area for Assemblies window.
Name
Input a name for the new Assembly Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Assembly Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Assembly Area element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Area for Assemblies window.
The Assembly Area element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Assembly Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Data World
SLH Administration Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Area for Assemblies
Create SLH Area for Assemblies
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Area for Assemblies


To modify an Assembly Area element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Area drop-down list to display the list of available Areas which can be modified. Select the Area to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Area for Defaults window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Area for Assemblies window is identical to the Create SLH Area for Assemblies window. Refer to Create Assembly Area for further information.

Create Assembly Area
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Area
Modify
Modify SLH Area for Defaults
Modify SLH Area for Assemblies
Create SLH Area for Assemblies
Create Assembly Area


To delete an Assembly Area, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create an Assembly Element make sure the correct Assembly Area is selected in the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create an Assembly Element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Element drop-down list to display the Create SLH Application Data window.

The owning Assembly Area displays at the top of the Create SLH Application Data window.
Name
Input a name for the new Assembly Element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Assembly Element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Assembly Element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Application Data window.
The Assembly Element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Assembly Element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Application Data
Create SLH Application Data
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Application Data


To modify an Assembly Element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Element drop-down list to display the list of available Elements which can be modified. Select the Element to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Application Data window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Application Data window is identical to the Create SLH Application Data window. Refer to Create Assembly Element for further information.

Create Assembly Element
SLH Administration Tasks
Element
Modify
Modify SLH Application Data
Modify SLH Application Data
Create SLH Application Data
Create Assembly Element


To delete an Assembly Element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create a Zone element make sure the correct Assembly Element is selected in the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Zone element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Zone drop-down list to display the Create SLH Assembly Zone window.

The owning Assembly element displays at the top of the Create SLH Assembly Zone window.
Name
Input a name for the new Zone element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Zone element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Zone element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Assembly Zone window.
The Zone element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Zone element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Assembly Zone
Create SLH Assembly Zone
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Assembly Zone


To modify a Zone element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Zone drop-down list to display the list of available Zones which can be modified. Select the Zone to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Assembly Zone window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Assembly Zone window is identical to the Create SLH Assembly Zone window. Refer to Create Zone Element for further information.

Create Zone Element
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Zone
Modify
Modify SLH Assembly Zone
Modify SLH Assembly Zone
Create SLH Assembly Zone
Create Zone Element


To delete a Zone element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create a Structure element make sure the correct Zone element is selected in the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Structure element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Structure drop-down list to display the Create SLH Assembly Structure window.

The owning Zone element displays at the top of the Create SLH Assembly Structure window.
Name
Input a name for the new Structure element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Structure element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Structure element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Assembly Structure window.
The Structure element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Structure element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Assembly Structure
Create SLH Assembly Structure
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Assembly Structure


To modify a Structure Element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Structure drop-down list to display the list of available Structures which can be modified. Select the Structure to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Assembly Structure window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Assembly Structure window is identical to the Create SLH Assembly Structure window. Refer to Create Structure Element for further information.

Create Structure Element
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Structure
Modify
Modify SLH Assembly Structure
Modify SLH Assembly Structure
Create SLH Assembly Structure
Create Structure Element


To delete a Structure element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create a Handrail Assembly element, make sure the correct Structure element is selected in the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Handrail Assembly element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Handrail drop-down list to display the Create Handrail Assembly window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Handrail Assembly window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Handrail Assembly window has been populated with the required data.

Assemblies
SLH Administration
Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create Handrail Assembly
Note
:
Create Handrail Assembly
Create Handrail Assembly


The General part of the Create Tread Template window displays by default, the administrator can name and describe the new Tread Template element.

Name
Input a name for the new Tread Template in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Name sub-elements
Select the check box for the SLH application to name new elements by default.
Tread Type
Select the Stair radio button to create a Tread Template for a Stair Flight.
Select the Step Ladder radio button to create a Tread Template for a Step Ladder.
Name
Input a name for the new Tread Template in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Name sub-elements
Select the check box for the SLH application to name new elements by default.
Tread Type
Select the Stair radio button to create a Tread Template for a Stair Flight.
Select the Step Ladder radio button to create a Tread Template for a Step Ladder.
Click Next to display the Parameters part of the Create Tread Template window. Refer to Tread Template Parameters for further information.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Name
Input a name for the new Tread Template in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Name sub-elements
Select the check box for the SLH application to name new elements by default.
Tread Type
Select the Stair radio button to create a Tread Template for a Stair Flight.
Select the Step Ladder radio button to create a Tread Template for a Step Ladder.

Tread Template Parameters
Create Tread Template
Name
Description
Name sub-elements
Tread Type
Stair
Step Ladder
Next
Parameters
Create Tread Template
Tread Template Parameters
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


Continuous Handrail Select Specifications

The Select Specifications part of the Create Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the profile specifications of the top rail, other rails, post parts and the kickplate.
These parts and profiles are used when the user creates a handrail. When the user modifies the handrail parts the allowable values are taken from the defaults.

Top Rail Specification
Click Select to display the Top Rail Specification window.
The functionality of the Top Rail Specification window is explained as part of the process to create a Default. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Other Rail Specification
Click Select to display the Other Rail Specification window.
The functionality available from the Other Rail Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Post Part
Click Select to display the Post Part window.
The functionality available from the Post Part window is identical to that available from the Gate Part window. Refer to Handrail Part for further information.
Kickplate Specification
Click Select to display the Kickplate Specification window.
The functionality available from the Kickplate Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Top Rail Specification
Click Select to display the Top Rail Specification window.
The functionality of the Top Rail Specification window is explained as part of the process to create a Default. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Other Rail Specification
Click Select to display the Other Rail Specification window.
The functionality available from the Other Rail Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Post Part
Click Select to display the Post Part window.
The functionality available from the Post Part window is identical to that available from the Gate Part window. Refer to Handrail Part for further information.
Kickplate Specification
Click Select to display the Kickplate Specification window.
The functionality available from the Kickplate Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Click Next to display the Assembly Details part of the Create Handrail Assembly window. Refer to Continuous Handrail Assembly Details for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Top Rail Specification
Click Select to display the Top Rail Specification window.
The functionality of the Top Rail Specification window is explained as part of the process to create a Default. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Other Rail Specification
Click Select to display the Other Rail Specification window.
The functionality available from the Other Rail Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Post Part
Click Select to display the Post Part window.
The functionality available from the Post Part window is identical to that available from the Gate Part window. Refer to Handrail Part for further information.
Kickplate Specification
Click Select to display the Kickplate Specification window.
The functionality available from the Kickplate Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.

Handrail Profile Specification
Handrail Profile Specification
Handrail Part
Handrail Profile Specification
Continuous Handrail Assembly Details
Select Specifications
Create Handrail Assembly
Top Rail Specification
Select
Top Rail Specification
Top Rail Specification

Handrail Profile Specification
Other Rail Specification
Select
Other Rail Specification
Other Rail Specification
Top Rail Specification
Handrail Profile Specification
Post Part
Select
Post Part
Post Part
Gate Part
Handrail Part
Kickplate Specification
Select
Kickplate Specification
Kickplate Specification
Top Rail Specification
Handrail Profile Specification
Next
Create Handrail Assembly
Continuous Handrail Assembly Details
Back
Create Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks