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Interior Glass Partitions Butt Jointed glass

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 12:47:10 GMT

I am struggling to model glass partitions (interior) with butt joints between glazing panels at right angles. I use the shopfront option, and set the joint to butt joint, but there remains a vertical frame element, no matter what I do.

Re: Interior Glass Partitions Butt Jointed glass

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 14:37:27 GMT

AnVi84 wrote:
I am struggling to model glass partitions (interior) with butt joints between glazing panels at right angles. I use the shopfront option, and set the joint to butt joint, but there remains a vertical frame element, no matter what I do.

I typically create the top and bottom track with a custom profile and extrude them. Then I place the glass sections as individual walls...

Re: Interior Glass Partitions Butt Jointed glass

mobiblu — Sat, 30 Oct 2021 16:50:49 GMT

Hi there. What I do is I use the window tool and choose the single plain window in Archicad 25 is window 25 under basic window. Then under window basic settings I choose custom corner and change corner connection type to glass. I have custom corner 2 at 270 degrees and custom corner 1 at 90 degrees. So I can join them together. And flip the corners to custom corner 2 at 90 degrees and custom corner 1 at 270 degrees on the second window and do the same for the rest of the window. The first window and the last just change the corner connection type on one side only. There you go now you can create a glass partition. Hope this helps.