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

Wall Foundation Instance Properties - Bearing

Name
Constraints
Eccentricity
Structural
Rebar Cover - Top Face
Rebar Cover - Bottom Face
Rebar Cover - Other Faces
Estimated Reinforcement Volume
Dimensions
Length
Width
Volume
Elevation at Bottom
Identity Data
Comments
Mark
Phasing
Phase Created
Phase Demolished
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Description
Specifies the offset from the wall center line to the bearing foundation center
line.
Specifies the rebar cover distance from the wall foundation top face.
Specifies the rebar cover distance from the wall foundation bottom face.
Specifies the rebar cover distance from the wall foundation to adjacent element
faces.
Specifies the estimated reinforcement volume of the selected element. This is a
read-only parameter that only displays when rebar has been placed.
Indicates the overall length. This is a read-only parameter.
Indicates the overall width. This is a read-only parameter.
Indicates the volume of the foundation. This is a read-only parameter.
Indicates the elevation used for tagging the Bottom of Foundation.
This parameter is affected by the family parameter Cap (see
and Parameters on page 433). The following image shows the difference between
the Cap parameter enabled (in red) and disabled (in green).
The Elevation at Bottom measurement is taken from this setting.
This is a read-only parameter.
A field for placing general comments about the foundation type.
A label created for the 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
Indicates in which phase the foundation component was created. See
Phasing on page 1331.
Indicates in which phase the foundation component was demolished. See
Phasing on page 1331.
Family Category
on page 1415.
Project
Project