2wheeltodd

In New York State you are only required to have a (1) hour fire rated wall between a two family (duplex). This is possible with a single stud wall with specific drywall at each side. Different areas have different requirements, but it's pretty economical here. You can reference R302.3 in the 2015 IRC and UL Design U305. This meets the code here in Upstate NY.

Sec. 110-26 of the National Electrical Code (NEC): 1) at least a 3-ft clearance in front of all electrical equipment; 2) a 30 in.-wide working space in front of equipment operating at 600V or less; and 3) minimum headroom clearance of 6 ft or the height of the equipment, whichever is greater.

Is something like this what you're looking to do?

Very nice work I have to say.

Panel, panel, panel

Such a great tip, this is going to save so many steps and so much time.

Select the roof plane and check the flush eave box (X9) to see if you get the desired effect.

Select the roof planes In the options tab deselect flush eave and check boxed eave and adjust the length to the desired effect.

I have total control with Material Regions.

+1 Great video

+1 Hamlin BC I couldn't figure this out either...