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Hi, I have created a village hall with ancillary rooms. Within the main hall I wish to include timber panelling about 3'-0" up from floor level and then topped by a dado rail of some sort. What is the best way to achieve this. Thanks in advance to all. reagrds Mark
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There are two main methods to do this. The first is to create as a layer in the wall properties and unlock the layer and stretch it down to the correct height in a section. You could use a wall sweep to create the rail. The second, which I prefer, is to create a seperate wall for the panel with a sweep for the rail and then align and join it to the main wall.
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I use the added wall method for something like this. I believe the first method will cause you problems because I have seen the exterior wall finish applied to the secondary layer in some cases. I don't know if that is true all the time but the thin wall works so well I don't need to do the other.
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Thanks. I have made a new wall 40mm thick and called it panelling. Then in ground floor plan, I placed the panelling up against the existing wall. then I used the Join tool. Thanks
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