I'd forgotten about that, if you look you would be climbing the centre
stairs with very low hand-rails.  TO give the esaltor look I edged the steps
so that they fade up, but it meant the stairs and escalator were out of
sink - this is the only way I could think of!  I could change the railings
but I went for a simple look (though its far from dam simple almost every
corner is rounded).  I'll have a think but if anyone knows how parallel
stairs and escalators hand-rails work, could you let me know (what a
quastion).  Thanks

Pete

Richard Morton <ric### [at] hotmailremovethisbitcom> wrote in message
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> The middle step of the staircase is bothering me slightly. I've seen this
exact
> arrangement at New Street Station in Birmingham where there is a longer
step
> half-way up, but it doesn't look quite right in your image, it makes the
lower
> ones look too high up relative to the rail (what's bugging me is that I
don't
> know how this is dealt with in real life, unless, perhaps the angle of
incline
> of the steps isn't the same as that of the rail - so that the top an
bottom
> steps are the same distance from the rail).
>
>
>

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