Wall Material Overhang

[GTdraftingdesign]

Hi,

 

Can someone please explain to me how to correct a wall material overhang issue? Please see .jpg.

[Chopsaw]

Not exactly sure what you did without the plan file but you could take a look at the default bottom height for the wall.

[GTdraftingdesign]

Everything was going fine until I changed the room floor to floor supplied by the foundation room below. The image i uploaded looks correct to me. I'm not sure where to find bottom height of walls at. I'm still learning Chief.

 

[rlackore]

You can find the setting Chopsaw is referring to by selecting the wall and opening the Wall Specification dialog box and looking under the Structure tab:

[GTdraftingdesign]

My wall looks like yours. The material is falling even lower than the footing. I'm pretty confused.

Kile_Office-GT06058-082317.plan

[Chopsaw]

Open your wall definition and set brick ledge depth back to 0" and it looks much better.

[GTdraftingdesign]

Now that is just crazy that brick ledge depth would change like that. Thank you for looking into it.

[Kbird1]

It's not one I have seen before ...bit strange... but I haven't seen a 37" brick ledge before either....   that front wall could be made a Pony wall with the bottom 36" as a copy of the Main wall definition with the rusted metal set as the outer layer ....that way you don't need to use Base cabinets for that....and it's basically all done Auto.

 

you could of used a Wall Material Region in X9 too or the old standby of a Soffit from the Cabinet Menu with the rusted material applied.

 

In the wall definition I also noticed you are dimensioning to framing ...is that normal where you are? allowable ? cos it could make a Building too big , like a back yard Office or shed maybe allowed for eg 12'x12' add plywood or osb and you are an inch over requirements...  something to check in your area perhaps, and ply wood is normally Flush to the Foundation line.

 

M.