good ol' walls corner joint (ac12)
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2012-01-16
01:37 PM
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Rubia Torres
2012-01-16
01:37 PM
i'm trying to properly join the walls in the corner of an air supply shaft in the basement.
the walls are not of the same kind: one has a 24cm concrete core, the other one 25cm.
all other parameters match: the components number, their priorities, the wall heights, the wall priorities, the end caps, the reference lines, everything.
but the walls still won't join as they should - the components intersect.
both core components have a priority 10, the thermal insulations 8. we've tried 14 and 6, then both 10, still to no avail.
what's that i'm missing?
thanks in advance for any clue.
rob
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2012-01-16 02:29 PM
2012-01-16
02:29 PM
No problems in my example (AC14).
1. Check the position of the reference lines in your walls.
2. Niche opening 110/249 (2D or 3D)?. Maybe it interferes with the walls.
1. Check the position of the reference lines in your walls.
2. Niche opening 110/249 (2D or 3D)?. Maybe it interferes with the walls.
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2012-01-16 02:52 PM
2012-01-16
02:52 PM
thanks andro for your suggestion, we've checked that option previously. the niche is already in another wall, without a thermal insulation. and yes, everything's in 3d.
in the meantime it turned out the adjacent thermal insulation (dashed grey line) caused the inconsistency. moving it a bit from the wall renders the corner joint fine.
thanks again,
rob
in the meantime it turned out the adjacent thermal insulation (dashed grey line) caused the inconsistency. moving it a bit from the wall renders the corner joint fine.
thanks again,
rob