Opening Endcap

[Anonymous]

Hi all,
I created a very simple endcap that recesses the stud component back by an 1
1/2". Works great, no complaint. Now, I've applied this end cap to an
opening, and here's where it gets funny. The end cap works great on a
opening that would represent a pass thru, now if I make another opening that
would represent a door pass thru then the vertical recesses are 2" deep
instead of 1 1/2". Anyone have this happen before? Is this a problem or
what, I need some help on this please.
TIA
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Nick

[Anonymous]

Here's another thing that I just tried, if you raise the bottom up 1 1/2" or
more, than the verticals come in correct, but still remain the same if less
that 1 1/2". Hmmm? Any way around this, like just applying the end caps to
the sides and the top?
--
Nick

[Anonymous]

Nick Haury wrote:
> Here's another thing that I just tried, if you raise the bottom up 1 1/2" or
> more, than the verticals come in correct, but still remain the same if less
> that 1 1/2". Hmmm? Any way around this, like just applying the end caps to
> the sides and the top?
> --
> Nick

Check the assigned Opening Endcap Style... Assign your endcap to both
jambs and Head, assign "Standard" to sill.

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Brian Winterscheidt
LWPB Architecture
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

[Anonymous]

Did I say that these opening are in the same wall? Guess not. Sorry! I
was wrong, I have to raise the sill to 3 1/2" then I will have the 1 1/2"
recess. It's funny though, if you raise the sill in increments above 1 1/2"
then you get not only the recess that you want but also the 2" recess up to
the 1 1/2" height, and it decreases as you raise the height of the sill
until you reach 3 1/2".
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Nick

[Anonymous]

Oh, BTW, that doesn't work either!
--
Nick