Revit :: Joining Flights Of Stairs

Nov 6, 2013

I have the following flights of stairs running down one side of my building:

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I've modeled this as 3 separate flights of stairs because of the 3 different riser heights.  The top landing is a floor slab, as is the bottom landing.  I've modeled intermediate landings as either the top or bottom tread of a flight.  How do I deal with the junctions of these stairs? The monolithic concrete will not join.  The materials of both components are set to <By Category>. 

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