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twhisker

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Our client has a very specific tile pattern for their restrooms.  In order to achieve this, I have created several walls with different surface patterns & colors.  I then use the stacked wall to assemble the various different walls.  It works great as I am also able to offset the tile grout lines to the clients specs for each subwall.

Now comes the problem - I have 1" tile liner bands.  Revit appearts to allow a minimum height of 1.25" for a subwall within a stacked wall.  Does anyone know how to override this?  I realize that stacked walls are more for walls with variable thickness.  Is there a better way that I can create tile patterns?

FYI - Here is the pattern:

2 rows 1" x 1" Black6 rows 6" x 6" White1 row 1" x 6" White (25% offset) - problem part1 row 6" x 6" White (50% offset)1 row 1" x 6" White (75% offset) - problem part8 rows 6" x 6" WhiteRemaining gyp wall to top

THANKS.

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twhisker

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sorry - that didn't come out the way i meant it.

Heres the pattern:

2 rows 1" x 1" Black

6 rows 6" x 6" White

1 row 1" x 6" White (25% offset) - problem part

1 row 6" x 6" White (50% offset)

1 row 1" x 6" White (75% offset) - problem part

8 rows 6" x 6" White

Remaining gyp wall to top

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