Tekla Structures Tutorial 81 | How to Create Cage Ladder in Tekla

[@myk-izhargroupicpl3749]

Love watching your video several times to overcome the problems.

[@GaniSk]

Glad to help

[@viralpanchal529]

Good one👍

[@myk-izhargroupicpl3749]

I appreciate your efforts from bottom of my heart but it would be nice to have video which can comprise concrete and steel structural element together. Hope my request will be considered soon..Love you Sir.

[@GaniSk]

Noted

[@mvdmusicvideostorefreshthe3224]

Sometimes at the base of the ladder, the angle anchoring it, has a vertical slot for any vertical adjustment, it appears that there is no option to do that in the component macro, so not sure how you would do that, it would also need a hole drilling in the stringer, so that feature doesn't exist. I couldn't see how to adjust the supports framing into any beam at the top and lower down, I couldn't see any way to adjust the brackets horizontally. I have detailed numerous ladders, and usually at the top, there would be some durbar plate bridging the gap between the centreline of the top rung, and where it is fixed to the top flange of the beam with countersunk bolts, I assume this would be modeled separately. Really appreciate you dealing with caged ladders. Thank you.

[@alexcalderon2129]

Helpful...Thanks

[@GaniSk]

You are welcome

[@raolatadedoyin2796]

Hello Gani, pls where you put the spacing between two rods, the other box beside it is for number of rods right?

[@raolatadedoyin2796]

Weldone bro

[@tujitsingchaudhari133]

Nice

[@GaniSk]

Thanks

[@mvdmusicvideostorefreshthe3224]

Thank you for providing the video Gani, however, as mentioned previously, the macros that Tekla use are pathetic, I have drawn numerous caged ladders and access platforms, yet with one particular client the top rung is stepped down as a piece of durbar plate bridges the gap between the ladder and beam that it connects to, the plate sits on the top rung that makes the spacing between the top rung and the rung below it different to the rest of the spacing, but Tekla does not make allowance for this. The 'back supports' do not make provision for bent plates, since the beam the ladder connects to, is further away than a 250RSA.

[@GewoonFinn-]

I have a U profile for my Rail Bars is there the possibility to turn them

[@GaniSk]

Yes it's possible, Use polybeam option for bend the beam with required radius, Ref this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZivdad4r6mZedE

[@sagarf8766]

Great but Your volume is very low from some videos..

[@GaniSk]

Please use earphones for loud and clear voice.

[@arbenmontellano6424]

This is about Tekla Structures Software, I have a perpetual license for it, but I failed to deactivate it in my destroyed computer. I cannot use it anymore to other PC. is there a solution other than availing maintenance from Trimble Solutions?

[@mvdmusicvideostorefreshthe3224]

Very poor Gani, it is something that I greatly dislike about Tekla, the macros. You moved the ladder away from the beam flange, and then after that you showed the connection to the beam. The macro is hard to see on Tekla, I would position the ladder from the centreline of the rung to the centreline of the beam, this would be standard anyway, because the ladder stringers would govern that distance, since the centreline of the rung would be on the centreline of the stringer.