EP3954842A2 - Method and system for manufacturing steps - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a method and system for producing first steps (10) of a staircase (12) used during a construction phase of a building object, comprising producing the first steps (10) using the dimensional data of the second steps (14), the first steps (10) are milled from a given wooden panel by a milling device (16), in particular a CNC wood milling machine. The invention also relates to a method and system for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building.

Description

technical field

The invention relates to a method for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building. The invention also relates to a system for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building. The invention also relates to a method for producing steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a building object. The invention also relates to a system for producing steps of a staircase that are used during a construction phase of a building object.

State of the art

In buildings, staircases of different designs and materials are already installed in the shell construction phase. Here, a staircase substructure, which is usually made of wood or steel, is installed. In order to be able to use the stairs during the construction phase of the building, construction steps or shell construction steps are often mounted on the stair substructure.

These construction stages are usually cut from wooden floorboards in a cumbersome and time-consuming process by fitters on site. The cuts are usually made with a hand-held circular saw or a chop saw without any template. As a result, the fitters often have to trim spiral staircases, for example.

Many staircase manufacturers also use reusable construction stages. However, since no staircase is like the other, inaccuracy in the dimensions of the construction stages is high and thus leads to a high risk of accidents. Not with one Proper storage of reusable build stages also makes them prone to cracking or breaking.

1 shows a staircase 8 which has a plurality of steps 9 arranged on a staircase substructure 3a, 3b. The stairway 8 terminates on its inside with a railing 4 and on its outside with a wall 2 .

How out 1 As can be seen, the staircase 8 has large distances 5 between the individual steps 9 and also a relatively large wall spacing 6 and a large railing spacing 7 .

In the case of a construction object with several floors, cutting to size on site is also costly, material-consuming and time-consuming.

Furthermore, today's stairs are designed and drawn with the help of a computer and construction software. A computer-aided model of the stair has data relating to the dimensions of the individual stair components. The most diverse installation situations often require very precise dimensions for the steps, e.g. in the case of spiral staircases with steps lying between two stringers made of steel or wood. The dimension for the model of the staircase is therefore often determined by measuring on site after the shell construction. If there are inaccuracies after the walls have been completed, e.g. after the plaster has been applied, the assembly of the stairs or stair treads is often difficult and changes to the prefabricated stair treads have to be made on site.

Staircase manufacturers manufacture the steps to be installed according to the dimensions stored in the design software. After changes have often been made in the building object, the steps produced according to the software data do not fit or have high dimensional inaccuracies and therefore have to be recut or adjusted on site.

This may result in unacceptable distances to stair stringers or walls.

DE 810 312 discloses a construction staircase that can be converted into a house staircase made of concrete or artificial stone, with certain cheeks for the house staircase, which are already installed during the construction of the house and are temporarily covered with planks, are replaced by steps after the construction is complete.

DE 41 22 006 A1 discloses a stairway with a metal support structure and tread plates supported on it, the support structure being supported on the floor, at individual points on stairwell walls or similar building support elements and at the upper end on a landing or a floor slab, and the support structure being divided into several running parts which are separated are manufactured and connected to each other in the structure. The load-bearing structure parts of the stairs are designed as cheek-like, flat flat parts made of sheet metal, which are computer-aided from levels, thick sheet metal panels or sheet metal strips and provided with connection openings and when installed at a distance of the lateral edges of the step plates after the middle of the steps are arranged offset below them.

"The Wooden Staircase" ( Ehrmann, Walter; Nutsch, Wolfgang; Siebert Dittmar, 5th edition, Haan-Gruiten, Europa Lehrmittel, 2008; ISBN 978-3-8085-4105-0 ) discloses a method for planning, designing and manufacturing stair treads.

EP 1 457 620 A1 relates to an assembled wooden staircase with interchangeable steps with at least two supporting elements in which steps arranged between them are embedded.

On the one hand, there is therefore a need to provide construction stages which contribute to increased safety on the construction site during the construction phase of the building.

On the other hand, there is a need to avoid costly and time-consuming post-processing of the stair treads produced for final installation.

Summary of Revelation

The object is achieved with a method for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building with the features of patent claim 1 .

Furthermore, the object is achieved with a system for producing stair steps for a stair built into a building with the features of patent claim 13 .

In addition, the object is achieved with a method for producing steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a building object with the features of patent claim 8 .

Furthermore, the object is achieved with a system for producing steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a building object with the features of patent claim 15 .

The method for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building object comprises providing a computer-aided model of the stair including the stair treads, the computer-aided model comprising dimensional data of the stair treads.

The method further includes producing (essentially) identical or (essentially) similar dimensions to the stair steps having step templates before or during a construction phase of the building object using the dimension data of the stair steps, the step templates being made of a predetermined material by a laser device will. The dimensions of the stair templates are (essentially) similar to the dimensions of the stair treads if the dimensions of the stair templates and the dimensions of the stair treads differ at most ±10%, preferably at most ±5%, particularly preferably at most ±1%. If the dimensions of the step template are identical to the dimensions of the stair step, the template can also be referred to as a 1-to-1 template.

The system for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building object comprises design software which is set up to provide a computer-aided model of the stair including the stair treads, the computer-aided model comprising dimensional data of the stair treads.

The system also has a laser device, which is set up to (essentially) similar or (essentially) identical dimensions as the stair treads having step templates before or during a construction phase of the building object using the dimension data of the stair treads from a to produce specified material. The dimensions of the stair templates are (essentially) similar to the dimensions of the stair treads if the dimensions of the stair templates and the dimensions of the stair treads differ at most ±10%, preferably at most ±5%, particularly preferably at most ±1%.

Advantageous embodiments and developments result from the dependent claims and from the description with reference to the figures.

According to a preferred development, it is provided that an increment is recorded after completion or towards the end of the construction phase of the construction object. Changes to the step dimensions are preferably marked on the step templates. The method also includes generating changed dimensional data of the stair treads based on the changes in the step dimension marked on the step templates and manufacturing the stair treads using the (original) dimensional data and/or the changed dimensional data. The end of the construction phase preferably includes the last three months before the end of the construction phase, preferably includes the last two months before the end of the construction phase, and particularly preferably includes the last month before the end of the construction phase. Alternatively, the end of the construction phase preferably includes the phase after the shell of the building has been completed or a phase after the building has been plastered.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the stepped templates are made of paper, chipboard or chipboard. Thus, these can be processed by the laser device or can be cut from the specified material.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the laser device inscribes the step templates with assembly data, in particular a numerical designation of an assembly sequence, an installation position, dimensions of the step templates and/or a lateral distance from the stair stringers. Thus, in an advantageous manner, it is possible to provide for easier positioning of the step templates on the stairs in predetermined positions for detecting any dimensional deviations. In addition or as an alternative to the laser device, the inscription can also be carried out by a printing or engraving device.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the changed dimension data of the steps is generated by scanning the step templates marked with the changes in the step dimension using a scanning or data acquisition device and transferring the changed dimension data (e.g. the scan data) to the design software. The possibly changed dimensional data can thus be transferred to the design software in an efficient manner by the scanning or data acquisition device.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the step templates are applied to the steps as a protective covering after the steps have been installed. The step templates thus have the dual function of detecting any dimensional changes in the stair as well as providing a protective covering for the installed stair treads.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the staircase has a steel or wooden substructure, with the steps being made of a wood, steel, glass or stone material. Alternatively, the steps are also made of aluminium. The stair treads and the stair templates are therefore ideally adapted to a respective stair substructure and a corresponding material of the stair treads.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the stepped stencils are produced by a cutting device with rotating knives instead of by the laser device.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the system comprises a plurality of step templates produced by the laser device from the specified material, which are designed to, by being placed on temporary steps of the staircase used during a construction phase of the construction object, provide a step dimension after the construction phase of the building has been completed To detect building object, with changes in the step size are preferably marked on the step templates.

The system also includes a scanning or data acquisition device for acquiring and transmitting changed dimensional data of the stair treads based on the step gauge changes marked on the step templates the changed dimensional data (e.g. scan data) into the design software and means for producing the stair treads using the original dimensional data and/or the changed dimensional data.

Since the step templates have identical or similar dimensions to the steps, any changes in the step size can advantageously be detected by the step templates after completion or towards the end of the construction phase of the building and marked on the step templates. These dimensional changes can be made available to the design software, which can then use the original and/or the changed dimensional data to produce exactly fitting stair treads or supply data for the production of exactly fitting stair treads.

The method for producing first steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a construction object comprises providing a computer-aided model of the staircase including second steps (or models thereof) used after the construction phase of the construction object has been completed, the computer-aided model comprising dimensional data of the second steps.

The method also includes manufacturing the first stair treads using the dimensional data of the second stair treads, the first stair treads being milled from a predetermined wooden board by a milling device, in particular a CNC wood milling machine.

The system for producing first steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a construction object comprises design software which is set up to provide a computer-aided model of the staircase including second steps used after the construction phase of the construction object has been completed, the computer-aided model comprising dimensional data of the second steps .

The system also includes a milling device, in particular a CNC wood milling machine, for producing the first stair treads using the dimensional data of the second stair treads, the milling device being set up to mill the first stair treads from a given wooden panel.

Due to the production of the first, in particular temporary steps of the staircase used during the construction phase of the building object with the dimensions of the second, in particular final steps of the staircase based on the dimension data of the computer-aided model and the automated production by the milling device, precisely dimensioned and thus Stairs that are exactly the right size for the desired installation situation can be manufactured. This enables a high degree of safety with regard to use by craftsmen working on the construction site, as well as efficient and cost-effective production, so that there is no post-processing work when installing the first stair treads on the construction site. In particular, the risk of injury when using the stairs during the construction phase is significantly reduced and site safety is increased, since the first steps used already meet the relevant standards and regulations (e.g. DIN 18065).

Advantageous embodiments and developments result from the dependent claims and from the description with reference to the figures.

According to a preferred development, it is provided that the first steps are inscribed by an inscription device, in particular a laser device, with assembly data, in particular a numerical designation of an assembly sequence, an installation position and/or dimensions. Thus, in an advantageous manner, easier and safer assembly of the first stair treads can be provided. In addition or as an alternative to the laser device, the inscription can also be carried out by a printing or engraving device.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the first steps are made of wood, in particular three-layer panels, while the second steps (14) are made of stone, steel, aluminum or glass. Such a design ensures stable and sure-footed steps during the construction phase, regardless of the final steps.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the first steps are designed with such dimensions that when assembled they have an undercut, for example in accordance with DIN 18065 for building stairs, with adjacent first steps. The undercut is the horizontal dimension from a front edge of a step to a back edge of a tread of a step below. In Germany, the DIN 18065 for all open stairs an undercut of at least 30 mm. The provision of the first stair treads with an undercut in the assembled state increases safety when walking on the stair since this eliminates distances between the respective stair treads in comparison to solutions according to the prior art.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that materials for the first stair treads differ from materials for the second stair treads. The first steps are assembled during the construction phase and are therefore made of a cheaper material. The second set of stairs will replace the first set of stairs after construction is complete and will be made of a higher quality material such as wood, stone, steel, aluminium, glass or a similar material.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the dimensions of the first stair treads are identical to the dimensions of the second stair treads. The identical size of the first and second stair step reduces the distance between the first stair step and a wall or railing, which also increases safety during the construction phase.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the first stair steps or a large number of the first stair steps are arranged on the wooden panel by means of nesting software in such a way that waste is reduced during the production of the first stair steps.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the first steps are screwed to a substructure of the stairs. Screwing the first steps to the substructure allows safe access to the stairs during the construction phase.

According to a further preferred development, it is stated that the stair comprises a substructure with step supports (eg step straps), wherein the stair steps can be or can be placed on the step supports. The step supports can preferably be attached (eg welded or screwed) to the inside of the step stringers of the stairs. By using step supports attached to the inside of the step stringers, the step stair can be easily replaced even after the stair has been installed.

In particular, it is no longer necessary to push the stair treads sideways into the carriage (as is the case with mortised steps, for example), but the stair treads can be removed upwards or placed on the stair supports from above and then fastened.

According to a further preferred development it is provided that the second stair treads are produced using the dimension data of the second stair treads and the first stair treads of the stair are replaced by the second stair treads of the stair after completion or in a final phase of the construction phase. The last phase of the construction phase includes the last three months before the end of the construction phase, preferably includes the last two months before the end of the construction phase, and particularly preferably includes the last month before the end of the construction phase. Alternatively, the last phase of the construction phase includes the phase after completion of a shell construction of the construction object or a phase after plastering of the construction object.

According to a further preferred development, it is provided that the system also comprises a manufacturing device for manufacturing the second stair treads (14) using the dimensional data of the second stair treads (14), which differs from the milling device (16) and/or is spatially separate from the Milling device (16).

The configurations and developments described can be combined with one another as desired. For example, the method for manufacturing first steps of the staircase used during the construction phase of the building object and the method for manufacturing steps for a staircase installed in the building object can be combined into a single, sequential method. The same applies to the two systems described.

Further possible configurations, developments and implementations of the invention also include combinations of features of the invention described above or below with regard to the exemplary embodiments that are not explicitly mentioned.

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The accompanying drawings are provided to provide a further understanding of embodiments of the invention. They illustrate embodiments and are used in Associated with the description of the explanation of principles and concepts of the invention.

Other embodiments and many of the foregoing advantages will become apparent by reference to the drawings. The illustrated elements of the drawings are not necessarily shown to scale with respect to one another.

Fig. 1

eine schematische Darstellung einer Treppe mit einer Mehrzahl von Baustufen gemäß dem Stand der Technik;

Fig. 2a

eine schematische Darstellung einer Treppe mit einer Mehrzahl von temporären Treppenstufen während einer Bauphase eines Bauobjekts gemäß einer ersten bevorzugten Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 2b

eine schematische Darstellung einer Fräsvorrichtung samt verbundener Komponenten gemäß der ersten bevorzugten Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 3a

eine schematische Darstellung einer in einem Bauobjekt verbauten Treppe gemäß einer zweiten bevorzugten Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 3b

eine schematische Darstellung einer Laservorrichtung und einer Scanvorrichtung samt verbundener Komponenten gemäß der zweiten bevorzugten Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 4

ein Ablaufdiagramm eines Verfahren zur Herstellung von während einer Bauphase eines Bauobjekts verwendeten ersten Treppenstufen einer Treppe gemäß der ersten bevorzugten Ausführungsform der Erfindung; und

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ein Ablaufdiagramm eines Verfahrens zur Herstellung von Treppenstufen für eine in einem Bauobjekt verbaute Treppe gemäß der zweiten bevorzugten Ausführungsform der Erfindung.

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a schematic representation of a staircase with a plurality of construction stages according to the prior art;

Figure 2a

a schematic representation of a staircase with a plurality of temporary steps during a construction phase of a building object according to a first preferred embodiment of the invention;

Figure 2b

a schematic representation of a milling device together with associated components according to the first preferred embodiment of the invention;

Figure 3a

a schematic representation of a built-in building object stairs according to a second preferred embodiment of the invention;

Figure 3b

a schematic representation of a laser device and a scanning device together with connected components according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention;

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a flowchart of a method for producing first steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a building object according to the first preferred embodiment of the invention; and

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a flowchart of a method for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building object according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention.

In the figures of the drawings, the same reference numbers designate the same elements or components, unless otherwise indicated.

Detailed description

Figure 2a shows a schematic representation of a staircase 12 with a plurality of temporary steps 10 during a construction phase of a building object according to a first preferred embodiment of the invention.

The staircase 12 has a plurality of first or temporary steps 10 . The majority of the first steps 10 are so-called construction steps or shell construction steps, which are only arranged on a stair substructure 3a, 3b during the construction phase of the building object. The majority of the first steps 10 are screwed to the stair substructure 3a, 3b during the construction phase of the building. For this purpose, the stair substructure 3a, 3b has stair brackets that are mounted on the insides of stair stringers.

On the inside of the stairs 12 a railing 4 is arranged. A wall 2 is arranged on the outside of the staircase 12 .

The individual first steps 10 each have an undercut 20a, 20b with adjacent first steps 10. Furthermore, the first steps 10 are flush with or directly adjacent to the railing 4 and the wall 2 .

Figure 2b shows a schematic representation of a milling device 16 together with connected components according to the first preferred embodiment of the invention.

The first steps 10 are provided with assembly data by an inscription device 18, in the present embodiment a laser device. The assembly data is a numerical designation of an assembly sequence, an installation position, a customer and/or dimensions of the respective stair steps 10.

The first steps 10 are further using dimensional data of second steps 14 by the milling device 16, in particular a CNC Wood milling machine milled from a given piece of wood. For this purpose, the milling device 16 has a milling head 16a that can be moved in multiple axes. The milling device 16 is also connected to design software 22 .

The design software 22 provides a computer-aided model 11 of the stair 12 including the second stair steps 14 used after the construction phase of the building object is completed. The first steps 10 are preferably made of wood, in particular three-layer panels.

Figure 3a shows a schematic representation of a staircase installed in a building according to a second preferred embodiment of the invention.

The staircase 112 has a plurality of steps 110, on each of which step templates 116 are placed, the dimensions of which are identical to the steps 110. In the present embodiment, the step templates 116 are formed as a positive shape. Alternatively, these can also be designed as a negative mold. The plurality of steps 110 and the plurality of step templates 116 are designed in such a way that they are arranged adjacent to or adjacent to the railing 4 on the inside of the stair 112 and on the outside of the stair 112 on the wall 2 .

Figure 3b shows a schematic representation of a laser device 118 and a scanning device 122 together with associated components according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention.

According to the present embodiment, the stepped templates 116 are cut from a predetermined material 120 by the laser device 118 .

The step templates 116 are made of paper in the present embodiment. Alternatively, the step templates 116 can be made of chipboard or chipboard, for example.

The laser device 118 is set up to cut step templates 116 having identical dimensions as the steps 110 before or during the construction phase of the building object using the dimensional data of the steps 110 from the predetermined material 120 .

The laser device 118 also inscribes the step templates 116 with assembly data, in particular a numerical designation of an assembly sequence, an installation position, dimensions of the step templates 116 and/or a lateral distance from the respective stair stringers.

After the step templates 116 have been laid out on the steps 110, a step dimension M can then be recorded after the construction phase of the building object has been completed. Changes in the step size ΔM can be marked on the step templates 116. A scanning device 122 then records the changes in the step dimension ΔM marked on the step templates 116 and transmits this scan data to the design software 22.

4 shows a method for the production of first steps of a staircase used during a construction phase of a building object according to the first preferred embodiment of the invention.

The method includes providing S1 a computer-aided model 11 of the staircase 12 including second steps 14 used after completion of the construction phase of the construction object, wherein the computer-aided model 11 includes dimensional data of the second steps 14 .

The method also includes manufacturing S2 of the first stair steps 10 using the dimensional data of the second stair steps 14, the first stair steps 10 being milled from a given wooden panel by a milling device 16, in particular a CNC wood milling machine.

figure 5 shows a flowchart of a method for producing stair treads for a stair built into a building according to the second preferred embodiment of the invention.

The method includes providing S1' a computer-aided model 111 of the staircase 112 including the steps 110, wherein the computer-aided model 111 includes dimension data of the steps 110.

The method further includes a production S2' of step templates 116 having identical dimensions as the steps 110 before or during a construction phase of the building object using the dimension data of the steps 110, the stepped templates 116 being cut from a predetermined material 120 by a laser device 118.

The method also includes detecting S3 'a step size M after completion of the construction phase of the building object, with changes in the step size ΔM being marked on the step templates 116 as well as generating S4 'changed dimension data of the steps 110 based on the changes in the step size marked on the step templates 116 ΔM

In addition, the method includes manufacturing S5′ of the stair treads 110 using the original dimension data and/or the changed dimension data.

Although the invention has been illustrated and explained in more detail by means of preferred exemplary embodiments, the invention is not restricted by the disclosed examples and other variations can be derived therefrom by a person skilled in the art without departing from the protective scope of the invention.

It is therefore clear that a large number of possible variations exist. Exemplary embodiments are only examples and should not be construed as limiting in any way the scope, applications, or configuration of the invention.

Rather, the preceding description and the description of the figures enable the person skilled in the art to concretely implement the exemplary embodiments, whereby the person skilled in the art, knowing the disclosed inventive concept, can make a variety of changes, for example with regard to the function or the arrangement of individual elements mentioned in an exemplary embodiment, without having to Leaving the scope of protection defined by the claims and their legal equivalents, such as further explanations in the description.

For example, the method for manufacturing first steps 10 of the staircase 12 used during the construction phase of the building object and the method for manufacturing steps 110 for a staircase 112 installed in the building object can be combined into a single, sequential method.

Claims (15)

Method for producing stair treads (110) for a stair (112) installed in a building, with the steps: providing (S1') a computer-aided model (111) of the staircase (112) including the steps (110), the computer-aided model (111) comprising dimensional data of the steps (110); and Production (S2') of step templates (116) having identical or similar dimensions to the steps (110) before or during a construction phase of the building object using the dimension data of the steps (110), the step templates (116) being produced by a laser device (118) be made of a predetermined material (120). The method of claim 1, wherein the method further comprises: detecting (S3') a step size (M) after completion of the construction phase of the building object, with changes in the step size (ΔM) preferably being marked on the step templates (116); generating (S4') changed dimension data of the stair treads (110) based on the detected tread dimension (ΔM); and Manufacturing (S5') the stair treads (110) using the dimensional data and/or the changed dimensional data. A method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the step templates (116) are formed from paper, chipboard or chipboard. Method according to Claim 1, 2 or 3, in which the laser device (118) inscribes the step templates (116) with assembly data, in particular a numerical designation of an assembly sequence, an installation position, dimensions of the step templates (116) and/or a lateral distance from the stringers of the stairs. Method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the generation of the changed dimension data of the stair steps (110) by scanning the step templates (116) marked with the changes in the step dimension (ΔM) by a scanning device (122) and transferring scan data into a design software (22) is carried out. Method according to one of the preceding claims, in which the step templates (116) are applied to the steps (110) as a protective covering after the steps (110) have been installed. Method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the stair steps (110) of the computer-aided model (111) are second stair steps, which are used after completion of the construction phase of the building object, the method further producing (S2) first stair steps used during the construction phase of the building object (10) of the staircase (12) using the dimensional data of the second stair treads (14), and wherein the first stair treads (10) are preferably milled by a milling device (16), in particular a CNC wood milling machine, from a given wooden panel. Method for the production of first steps (10) of a staircase (12) used during a construction phase of a building object, with the steps: Providing (S1) a computer-aided model (11) of the staircase (12) including second steps (14) used after completion of the construction phase of the building object, the computer-aided model (11) comprising dimensional data of the second steps (14); and Manufacture (S2) of the first stair treads (10) using the dimensional data of the second stair treads (14), the first stair treads (10) being milled from a given wooden panel by a milling device (16), in particular a CNC wood milling machine. Method according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the first steps (10) are inscribed by an inscription device (18), in particular the laser device (118), with assembly data, in particular a numerical designation of an assembly sequence, an installation position and/or dimensions. Method according to Claim 7, 8 or 9, in which the first steps (10) are made of wood, in particular three-layer boards; and/or wherein the second steps (14) are made of stone, steel, aluminum or glass. A method according to any one of claims 7 to 10, wherein the first stair treads (10) are formed with such dimensions that when assembled they have an undercut (20a, 20b) with adjacent first stair treads (10); and/or wherein the dimensions of the first stair steps (10) are identical or substantially identical to the dimensions of the second stair steps (14). A method according to any one of claims 7 to 11, the method further comprising: fabricating the second stair treads (14) using the dimensional data of the second stair treads (14); and Replacing the first steps (10) of the stairs (12) with the second steps (14) of the stairs (12) after completion of the construction phase or in a final phase of the construction phase. System for producing stair treads (110) for a stair built into a building, comprising: construction software (22) which is set up to provide a computer-aided model (111) of the staircase (112) including the stair treads (110), the computer-aided model (111) comprising dimensional data of the stair treads (110); and a laser device (118) which is set up to produce step templates (116) having identical or similar dimensions to the steps (110) before or during a construction phase of the building object using the dimensional data of the steps (110) from a specified material. The system of claim 13, the system further comprising: a plurality of step templates (116) cut from the specified material by the laser device (118), which are designed to create a step dimension (M) after completion by being placed on temporary steps (126) of the staircase (112) used during a construction phase of the building object to record the construction phase of the construction object, with changes in the step dimension (ΔM) being able to be marked on the step templates (116); a scanning or data acquisition device (122) for acquiring changed dimensional data of the stair treads (110) based on the changes in step dimension (ΔM) marked on the step templates (116) and for transferring the changed dimensional data to the design software (22); and Means (128) for producing the stair treads (110) using the dimensional data and/or the modified dimensional data. System for the production of first steps (10) of a staircase used during a construction phase of a building object, comprising: construction software (22) which is set up to provide a computer-aided model (11) of the staircase (12) including second steps (14) used after completion of the construction phase of the building object, the computer-aided model (11) containing dimensional data of the second steps (14 ) includes; and a milling device (16), in particular a CNC wood milling machine, for producing the first stair treads (10) using the dimensional data of the second stair treads (14), the milling device (16) being set up to cut the first stair treads (10) from a given wooden board to mill; wherein the system preferably further comprises a manufacturing device for manufacturing the second stair treads (14) using the dimensional data of the second stair treads (14), which is different from the milling device (16) and is spatially arranged separately from the milling device (16).

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