2D/3D CAD software: stairs
SEMA
Modern Stairs Construction:
With the open architecture of modern buildings, stairs evolved from a mere functional element to a decorative design element. In modern stairs, different materials such as wood, steel and glass are combined with contemporary design.
Fast Designing:
With our efficient master data technology and its sophisticated automatic features, layouts & drawings can be quickly created according to customer's wishes. And for standard stairs, flexible macros are available. Both these input options save a lot of time, not only when designing but also when actually building the stairs.
Flexibility is our Strength:
No matter whether it is about right-angled, oblique-angled or round stairs, designed as string, horse, bolt or concrete stairs - SEMA offers extensive editing funtions for even the most complex details. The integration of the stairs module into the SEMA software package embedds the stairs in the overall building and also offers constant 3D image updates to double-check the construction.
With the open architecture of modern buildings, stairs evolved from a mere functional element to a decorative design element. In modern stairs, different materials such as wood, steel and glass are combined with contemporary design.
Fast Designing:
With our efficient master data technology and its sophisticated automatic features, layouts & drawings can be quickly created according to customer's wishes. And for standard stairs, flexible macros are available. Both these input options save a lot of time, not only when designing but also when actually building the stairs.
Flexibility is our Strength:
No matter whether it is about right-angled, oblique-angled or round stairs, designed as string, horse, bolt or concrete stairs - SEMA offers extensive editing funtions for even the most complex details. The integration of the stairs module into the SEMA software package embedds the stairs in the overall building and also offers constant 3D image updates to double-check the construction.
