topic Re: one end of a wall wrap? in Revit Architecture Forum

one end of a wall wrap?

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 13:52:05 GMT

Is there any way to wrap only one end of a wall? It is fine if I have another wall to join the other end but I have a lot of walls that terminate at curtain wall for instance, which obviously would not have a wrapped end there. Masked region is not an option. This mostly is on 1:100 floor plans with a ton of wall patitions. Thanks.

Regards Peter.

Re: one end of a wall wrap?

L.Maas — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 14:08:07 GMT

It is not possible through wall definitions.

Depending on your project. Maybe you can consider to (automatically) embed your curtain walls in the wall?

Re: one end of a wall wrap?

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 14:13:58 GMT

The curtain wall is the exterior facade of the building. I have a lot of partition walls that butt (perpendicular) into the CW. One end is a free end, which I would like to show a wrap of the drywall, the other end terminates at the CW, at a spandrell panel, which I do not want to show a wrap. Thanks.

Regards Peter.

Re: one end of a wall wrap?

L.Maas — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 14:31:41 GMT

Ok, some possible other solutions.

-Create similar walls, one with end wrap other without. (Left in screenshot)

-Use wall without end wrap. Create another wall of only plaster layer and place that end of walls were needed (Right in screenshot)

-Use wall without end wrap. Use a (e.g generic face based) family to be used as plaster element.

Re: one end of a wall wrap?

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Dec 2015 14:35:40 GMT

Thanks - I thought about doing the first option. Unfortunately I didn't really want to do every wall twice but it looks like I don't have any other options. I was hoping it was just a function of the wall instance that I was overlooking. Thanks again.

Regards Peter.

Re: one end of a wall wrap?

55chuteT9MXS — Wed, 11 May 2022 15:08:24 GMT

Hello, has there been any solutions to this in 2023? interior drywall partition with only one free end that needs to be wrapped with drywall.

Thanks,

Re: one end of a wall wrap?

55chuteT9MXS — Wed, 11 May 2022 15:14:20 GMT

Besides, cut profile, additional wall family, etc. Even cut profile leaves one join line that you have to hide.

Thanks