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Hello Revit Gurus,
I have two slabs. A structural slab and an architectural slopped topping slab. I need to model the void space between them so I can get quantities for what will end up being a "foam" filling.
Any Suggestions? i tried copying the slopped topping slab, moved it to the bottom face and tried to cut the excess with a generic void but the quantities did not change.
Thanks
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Add the foam to your topping slab bottom.
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