Adding A Structural Floor Or Deck - Autodesk 256B1-05A761-1301 - AutoCAD Revit Structure Suite 2010 User Manual

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Typical structural floors
To add a structural floor, see
To create or edit ramps, see
To create or edit slab edges, thickened slabs, or drop panels, see
page 742.
To modify structural floors, see

Adding a Structural Floor or Deck

You create structural floors and decks by sketching them. You can sketch lines for the slab edges either by
picking walls or by using the Line tool. Typically you will sketch a floor in a plan view, although you can
sketch it in a 3D view, provided the work plane of the 3D view is set to the work plane in which you want
to place the structural floor. The top of the structural floor is offset relative to the level at which it is placed.
For information about Height Offset from Level, and other Structural Floor parameters, see
Properties
on page 938.
For information about structural floors and hidden lines, see
Components
To add a structural floor
1 Click Home tab
2 Click Create Floor Boundary tab
3 In the Instance Properties dialog for type, specify the structural floor type, and click OK.
930 | Chapter 14 Structural Modeling
Floors
Sloped Floors
Modifying Structural Floors
on page 244.
Build panel
on page 709.
on page 710.
on page 937.
Display of Hidden Lines of Structural Concrete
Floor drop-down
Element panel
Slab Edges
on page 712and
Structural Floor.
Floor Properties.
Ramps
on
Structural Floor

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