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Tristan
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Wasn't it better to do that?Hello, I drew the thermal coat (as a wall) to the existing wall, I joined the two walls with the command "unisci geometry" and opened the window openings. Now I have the need to turn my coat back on the window cups some suggestions?
http://ctrl-alt-cad.blogspot.com/2010/12/muri-e-ripiegature-agli-inserti-il.html
edison
Guest
for practicality in the metric compute, I prefer this way of working.
Tristan
Guest
Good luck!for practicality in the metric compute, I prefer this way of working.
AntonioV
Guest
the suggestion was given to you, nothing less than by one of the greatest Italian experts of matter.. .Any suggestions?
I recommend that you dismiss your old man modus operandiAnd do as Tristan says, listen to me.
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gfrank
Guest
... you must always use a family of windows, in which to insert the coat twist (parameter) around the hole...for practicality in the metric compute, I prefer this way of working.
Tristan
Guest
But by doing so you are not computed in the walls...and if you do not erro you do not even connect to the existing wall... you must always use a family of windows, in which to insert the coat twist (parameter) around the hole...
Tristan
Guest
Chi io? naaaaaaaaaaaaa:biggrin:the suggestion was given to you, nothing less than by one of the greatest Italian experts of matter.. .
gfrank strong:finger:
gfrank
Guest
♪... ......
gfrank mold:finger:
on the coat, I confirm that, as you said, inserting it in the window, does not appear in the computation.
if I didn't understand badly, edison says that the coat inserts it as "restoration", i.e. as a later phase than the existing one.
therefore, it cannot directly insert it into the existing wall, but it must be "adjusted" and therefore I do not think it can use the "external layer" solution
Moreover, it should be assessed whether the coat revolt (addition to the existing wall) also partially covers the window bar, i.e. if in the refurbishment for the rewind you have to use a coat with lower thickness ....
You should see the project in the overall context....
Tristan
Guest
I'm asleep.if I didn't understand badly, edison says that the coat inserts it as "restoration", i.e. as a later phase than the existing one.
edison
Guest
"also partially covers the window bar, i.e. if in the refurbishment for the rewind you have to use a coat with lower thickness..." ...... is exactly like this:smile:♪
on the coat, I confirm that, as you said, inserting it in the window, does not appear in the computation.
if I didn't understand badly, edison says that the coat inserts it as "restoration", i.e. as a later phase than the existing one.
therefore, it cannot directly insert it into the existing wall, but it must be "adjusted" and therefore I do not think it can use the "external layer" solution
Moreover, it should be assessed whether the coat revolt (addition to the existing wall) also partially covers the window bar, i.e. if in the refurbishment for the rewind you have to use a coat with lower thickness ....
You should see the project in the overall context....
bagiolino
Guest
the problem is, however, the coat in the plant resurfaces but in section no... or am I wrong? ! !
Tristan
Guest
not wrong; it is sothe problem is, however, the coat in the plant resurfaces but in section no... or am I wrong? ! !
gfrank
Guest
You're not wrong, like all the outer layers...the problem is, however, the coat in the plant resurfaces but in section no... or am I wrong? ! !
if you use the method "inserted in the window" turns up also in section ...
ars
Guest
I also have the same problem (i.e. turn the coat "adjusted" on the briquettes) but I have not yet come to the head.... .♪
on the coat, I confirm that, as you said, inserting it in the window, does not appear in the computation.
if I didn't understand badly, edison says that the coat inserts it as "restoration", i.e. as a later phase than the existing one.
therefore, it cannot directly insert it into the existing wall, but it must be "adjusted" and therefore I do not think it can use the "external layer" solution
Moreover, it should be assessed whether the coat revolt (addition to the existing wall) also partially covers the window bar, i.e. if in the refurbishment for the rewind you have to use a coat with lower thickness ....
You should see the project in the overall context....
Can anyone help me?
Thank you.
gfrank
Guest
In practice, in the family of the window, you must add "one layer" (returned) on the bunches that will "close" the head of the coat attached to the wall as an external layer (from the edge to the frame).
such "strate" must have parameters of thickness and mateial, to make it homogeneous with the coat
such "strate" must have parameters of thickness and mateial, to make it homogeneous with the coat
ars
Guest
ok provo
grazie 1000
grazie 1000