Revit How to Create Wall Types

Revit Tutorial on Creating Custom Wall Types that Match Actual Construction Wall Layers
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Learn how to create custom wall types in Revit.
This video is a free excerpt from a paid professional Revit and architecture training course. Learn Revit and architecture from a licensed architect! Check out the details and links to free tutorials and resources below.
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This is a design course by an architect for aspiring architects and experienced architects wanting to learn more about Revit. This course is for you if you:
- Want to get started or improve your skills with Revit
- Want to learn Revit from a licensed architect
- Are a student or young professional interested in learning the actual practice of architecture.
- Are an experienced architect wanting to invest time learning Revit.
This course is about HOW a house gets built, WHY it gets built a certain way and the decisions and drawings an Architect needs to produce in order to convey a design to a client and a builder. While it is taught in Revit, and you will pick up plenty of tips and tricks to become more proficient, this course is NOT just about learning what buttons to press. Instead you will learn:
-How to create floor plans, sections and elevations
-What information is required, what sections you need to draw and how to dimension and annotate your plans
-How to organize your drawings and sheets, both within Revit and for a printed set of construction documents.
-How to create and model walls, floors and roofs that match actual construction methods.
-How to lay out a framing plan for a single family residence, including a description of the common framing and structural materials.
-How to create a foundation plan and design a house with a crawl space or a slab on grade (and what that even means in the first place).
-How to create typical wall details.
-How to create schedules, view filters, view templates, detail components and tons more!

[@kirankc7099]

Great Explanation! Was very helpful.

[@TheWaveydee]

Would most of this (and your others) instruction be relevant to Revit LT also? It appears to be ok. Thanks.

[@HyperfineArchitecture]

Yes, almost all of it works in Revit LT. There are a few lessons on Worksets and Filters you won’t be able to follow. But the other 95% will be just fine.

[@zabeehktk3779]

How to insert sandwich panel as a matarials

[@HyperfineArchitecture]

You can create a wall type that has the layers of the assembly you want to use.