Curtain Elements; Curtain Walls, Curtain Grids, And Mullions - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

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Curtain Elements

This section provides information about curtain elements.

Curtain Walls, Curtain Grids, and Mullions

A curtain wall is any exterior wall that is attached to the building structure and which does not carry the
floor or roof loads of the building. In common usage, curtain walls are often defined as thin, usually
aluminum-framed walls containing in-fills of glass, metal panels, or thin stone. When you draw the curtain
wall, a single panel is extended the length of the wall. If you create a curtain wall that has automatic curtain
grids, the wall is subdivided into several panels.
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Specific comments for the column instance.
Applies a tag to any column for reference purposes. This value must be unique for
each column in a project. Revit Architecture warns you if the number is already used
but allows you to continue using it. (You can see the warning using the Review
Warnings command. See Reviewing Warning Messages
The phase when the column was created
The phase when the column was demolished.
Resets the top justification for the condition. Choices are: Minimum Intersection,
Intersect Column Midline, Maximum Intersection.
Specifies an offset value for cut target/column conditions.
on page 1334.)