Wall Foundation Type Properties - Retaining - Autodesk 256B1-05A761-1301 - AutoCAD Revit Structure Suite 2010 User Manual

2 In the Instance Properties dialog, edit wall foundation instance parameters.
3 Click Edit Type to edit wall foundation type parameters.
NOTE Changes made to type parameters affect all wall foundations of this type in the project. You
can click Duplicate to create a new wall foundation type.

Wall Foundation Type Properties - Retaining

Name
Materials and Finishes
Material
Structural
Structural Usage
Dimensions
Toe Length
Heel Length
Foundation Thickness
Default End Extension Length
Do Not Break At Inserts
Identity Data
Model
Manufacturer
Type Comments
URL
Description
Assembly description
Assembly Code
Type Mark
Description
Specifies the concrete to be used.
Specifies the wall usage type: either Retaining or Bearing. For information about the
Bearing type, see Wall Foundation Type Properties - Bearing
Specifies the length from the edge of a wall to the outside face of the foundation.
Specifies the length from edge of a wall to the inside face of the foundation.
Specifies the foundation thickness.
Specifies the distance the foundation will extend beyond the end of the wall.
Selecting this parameter forces the foundation to be continuous.
The manufacturer internal number.
The foundation manufacturer.
A field for placing general comments about the foundation type. This information
can be included in a schedule.
A link to a web page that may contain type-specific information.
Enter an optional description of the wall foundation.
Describes the assembly, based on the assembly code selection. This is a read-only
parameter.
The uniformat assembly code selected from a hierarchical list.
A value that designates the particular foundation. This value must be unique for
each element in a project. Revit Architecture warns you when the number value is
already used, but allows you to continue using it. You can see the warning using
the Review Warnings tool. See Reviewing Warning Messages
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