Bugagalter & Tetra
Bugagalter Bugagalter
Tetra Tetra
Bugagalter Bugagalter
Hey Tetra, let’s talk stairwell design—got to make sure the exits are secure and the stairs follow the Fibonacci sequence you’re so picky about. I can map out the safest layout while you diagram the optimal rise and run. How does that sound?
Tetra Tetra
Sounds good—just keep the 13‑step flights and a 1:1.618 rise‑to‑run ratio. I’ll sketch the diagram while you set the exit markers.
Bugagalter Bugagalter
All right, 13‑step flights it is, ratio locked at 1.618. I’ll install the exit markers first, so everyone knows where to go. Then we’ll double‑check the angles, no room for error. Ready when you are.
Tetra Tetra
Sounds great—just remember the 13th step is the pivot. If you miss it, I'll need to redo the audit and the diagram, and we’ll lose a few minutes of your time. Let’s get it done.
Bugagalter Bugagalter
Understood, the 13th step is the pivot. I’ll mark the exit positions first, lock in the 13‑step flights, then verify the 1:1.618 ratio. No mistakes. Let's finish.
Tetra Tetra
Sounds like a plan—just double‑check the 13th step, and I’ll be ready to overlay the diagram. Let’s nail this.
Bugagalter Bugagalter
Got it, double‑check the 13th step now, and then you’ll overlay the diagram. We’ll nail this.
Tetra Tetra
Okay, I’ve verified the 13th step—its height is 0.152 meters, matching the 1:1.618 run of 0.246 meters. I’ll draw the overlay now. Let's nail it.