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Would a roof or ceiling plane work.? Edit: If you did a sloped floor you would need to do pews cut for the slope. Rich has a good idea using stairs. Railings are a good thing too.

Check out these tie-downs https://burmon.com/masonry-block-tie-downs/

BTW if the installers missed the location use MSTM16 for the repair https://ssttoolbox.widen.net/view/pdf/fzhlnoduhz/C-C-2024_p267.pdf?t.download=true More options:

We use truss on top of the block with Simpson META16 usually. HETA16 for higher loads & 2 each for girders. The trusses come with a pre attached galvanized strip so the wood does not bear on the concrete. https://ssttoolbox.widen.net/view/pdf/s0ldjoogcb/C-C-2024_p264-265.pdf?t.download=true

If you have checked Railings / Solid like you show in the picture you posted, the nexit item should look like this.

Under Newels/Balusters, below Rail Style you can select the rail height

Not sure what you are asking. Open the material tab to select another type of glass.

I took a stab at it. Roof Plan.plan

What would help is an absolute plate height for exterior walls & breaking walls. Can't tell what is one story & what may be a 2nd story.

Most likely a Version issue. Contact Rabbit for some help.

Welcome to Chief. Often it easier for folks to troubleshoot if you include a plan file with your post. There are many factors that can play a part in the solution. The room created by the fireplace space can have a shelf ceiling or use railing walls to get to 9' I have not needed a "Pass through" to place the fireplace. Post a stripped down plan with your issues so someone can take a look. Make sure the plan file is not open in chief before you upload it as Chief locks the file & the upload will have zero content.

Show your work.

If that is a living area generated polyline the excluded areas are holes made from polylines & can be edited. They may take a bit of tabbing to actually select them but then you can break 2 times & pull the polyline over that wall as desired to get the total you want. Not sure that is what you are looking for.

I have a schedule for impervious Area on a site plan. Is there any way to use a formula from the schedule total? Something like this: TotalArea / LotArea = [Percent_Of_Impervious] .round(2).to_s + "%"

Is there a way to add key locks on cabinet doors? Medical office wants the locks shown.