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climber10

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Hello Revit users,

I, and my firm, are new to revit.  We have been really impressed with all of its capabilites and how user friendly it is.  i do have a question that might be very simple to answer: Is there a way to create a wall type that has two exterior finishes?  I would like to create a wall that has a brick/stone veneer 3' A.F.F and have EIFS/Stucco above.  is there a way to make this one single wall type or do you have to create two different wall types and have them stack vertically on top of each other?  Any advice will be helpful. 

Thanks for Helping

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coreed

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yes, Revit has a stacked wall option just for this type of situation. you should be able to find all the particulars in help. i don't have access to Revit at the moment and can't recall what they are.

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