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| Posted by bert.struik at May 18, 2015, 6:28:56 AM |
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How can the floor be inside the top of the lower level? The situation: The design is for a concrete foundation as level 0 and the top of its wall as 8" above ground. Concrete slab floor will be 4" thick and its top will be level with the top of the concrete foundation wall. It seems Sweethome3D puts the floor at the bottom of a level and flush with the outside of the wall. That means the upper 4" of the concrete wall would be replaced with the floor of level 1. Apparently each level must have a floor greater than 0 thickness. The question: How can the concrete foundation wall in the 3D view be shown full height and still have a 4" floor at the base of the next higher level, when that floor is inset into the concrete foundation? |
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