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Question: I have a 2 story house w/ a gable roof. I have a 1 story garage w/ a gable roof. Ext. walls are EIFS over studs. I have the garage butting in to the side of the house. Now the ext. wall above the garage gable roof and below the house gable roof is eifs, which is good. But my problem is, how do I cut out that same wall plane thats between the house and the garage and below the garage gable roof so that I can change it to an interior gyp wall? By the way, the roofs are at 9/12 slope. Looking at the front of the house the garage is on the right side. Both roofs slope from front to back. Thanks, Johnny Z
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you can attach the wall base to the roof, you can edit the profile sketch of the wall in elevation.
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