ICF Walls

[Red]

We have started using Nudura walls basically in every home now. http://nudura.com/EN/NuduraHome.aspx

The question I have is... Once I create the composite for the foundation wall with foam being on both sides... How do I only get the volume of the concrete without the foam in a schedule list? I hope it's something easy I'm missing.

[Laszlo Nagy]

It is possible to list Components with the Interactive Schedule.
I think that will do it for you.
Components of both Composite and Complex Structures can be scheduled.

[Anonymous]

That's also easy if you use ArchiQuant, from Cigraph.

[Red]

laszlonagy wrote:
It is possible to list Components with the Interactive Schedule.
I think that will do it for you.
Components of both Composite and Complex Structures can be scheduled.

I finally got to go back and work on this today... Once I set my core and finish everything worked out great!

Thanks for the info!

[Steve Jepson]

Red wrote:
We have started using Nudura walls basically in every home now. http://nudura.com/EN/NuduraHome.aspx

The question I have is... Once I create the composite for the foundation wall with foam being on both sides... How do I only get the volume of the concrete without the foam in a schedule list? I hope it's something easy I'm missing.

Are you still using Nudura? I am looking for some Foxblock, LOGIX, or QUADLOCK .gsm parts that are better than what I find on Google Warehouse.
Or at least some kind of 3D file that is easy to convert to a .gsm.

I made these for a Foxblock project. It takes too much effort to make them right. I may have to just model them from scratch in ArchiCAD.

There must be a set of .gsm ICF object out there somewhere.