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if you have say a mtl stud and gyp furring assembly on a concrete wall, what is the best way to terminate the furring at 6" above the ceiling level? the methods i can think of are:
1. doing 2 independent walls but stacking them - i dont like this idea
2. doing a stacked wall - i dont fully understand how these work
3. doing a reveal sweep on the furring within the wall assembly itself. - i have tried it this way, but for some reason where i have windows the sweep doesnt apply.
any advice or opinions?
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Go to the walls Properties... Edit/ New... Edit Structure... and Preview in section. Select the Modify button and unlock the furring layers from the top of wall (see attached image). This is one way to do it.
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You can also go to Tools... Edit Cut Profile... Edit by Face... select the layer you want to terminate and sketch a cutline where you want the layer to terminate (see attached image)
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