Walls and floor not joining correctly

[Anonymous]

Hi All,

The upper surface of the structural slab is the main level, at which the lower and upper walls are attached to.

for some reason the lower wall does not want to extend the insulation(blue) and the substrate (brown) layers, towards the correct level...

Any advice?

Thanks!

[ValentinaZusik · Accepted solution]

Hello!
Please check may be the profile of the lower wall was edited:

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[hmunsell · Accepted solution]

first question... is there a reason your splitting your exterior wall level-by-level? we only do that when the wall type changes. if the wall types is the same it spans multiple levels.

if you make your exterior wall from ground to roof (or at least span multiple levels) do you get the same gap?

[Anonymous]

Thanks @ValentinaZusik ! great tip!

[Anonymous]

@hmunsell I am now to Revit, what you said makes more sense! Thanks!

[murodesign]

Hi, sorry for retaking your post, i agree, in most cases, modeling exterior walls with a single element is what makes sense, but then we have a problem in schedules quantities if we need to have walls calculation per level... Or if there is a way to go over this, certainly only for advanced users.