You can embed a wall into another wall, a wall into a curtain wall, or a curtain wall into a wall.
- Sketch a host wall of any type in the drawing area. The host wall can be a straight wall or an arc wall.
- Sketch a wall that will be embedded into the host wall.
Keep in mind the following when you are sketching the wall:
- If the host wall is an arc wall, the embedded wall must be a concentric arc.
- Be sure the embedded wall is smaller in length and height than the host wall.
- If the embedded wall is within the boundary of the host wall, Revit LT issues a warning and advises you to use the Cut Geometry tool.
- Click Modify | Place Wall tab
Geometry panel Cut.
When using the Cut Geometry tool, do not select the shorter wall first and then the larger host.
- Select the host wall.
- Select the wall to embed into the host wall.
The wall is now embedded. If necessary, resize the embedded wall by selecting it and using the drag controls.
Note: You can embed a wall in an elliptical wall by picking the elliptical wall. However, you must manually cut the host wall with the embedded wall.
