Use the Level tool to define a vertical height or story within a building.
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Levels
Topics in this section
- About Levels
Levels are finite horizontal planes that act as a reference for level-hosted elements, such as roofs, floors, and ceilings. - About Deleting Levels
When you delete a level, Revit also deletes associated views and model elements that are hosted by the level (for example: doors, furniture, and rooms). - Add Levels
In addition to creating a level for each story in a building, you can also create reference levels, such as sill level. - Change the Level Type
Change the level type on placement or change the type of an existing level in a view. - Edit Level Lines in a View
In an elevation view or a 3D view, you can change the size of level lines, change level names, and change the elevations of levels. - Move Levels
You can move a single level or multiple levels in elevations, sections, and 3D views. - Offset a Level Line from Its Bubble
When working with levels in elevation views and section views, you may want to offset a level label from its level line. - Level Type Properties
You can modify level type properties, such as Elevation Base and Line Weight, in the Type Properties dialog. - Level Instance Properties
Modify instance properties to specify the level's elevation, computation height, name, and more.
Parent topic: Model Layout