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Any good tips when creating pipework, i am placing pipework in ceiling voids and want to create a standard of having them all at a set distance apart, whats bets method?
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Hi pal, have you tried using the Parallel pipe under Plumbing & piping? Thats if your using Revit MEP.
You would have to create a pipe run first and then simply use the Parallel pipe. with this you can provide veritcal and horizontal pipes and there spacings.
Sounds the best way for me.
Hope this helps
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