Team,
It should be obvious to me, and I have looked for reference to understand my options. But I do not have a clear answer to the following question.
Issue:
I am designing a house with a garage. The house will have a crawl space. In North Carolina, the footing has to be below the frost line (which is 12"). Then there will be 30" of wall before the installation of the sill plate. Obviously, the garage pad will be a ground level. What is the best method of controlling wall height for the set up?
I have tried to place the garage and the house on the same layer, but I do not seem to have the control I need to set a wall with 42" wall height to the footing. Additionally, setting a different elevation for the garage wall is difficult. I have even tried to place the garage wall on the same layer as the house foundation. This works but the result leaves the sill plate running through the garage doors. Can you help clarify what I am doing wrong? Thanks
