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Anik3

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Hi,

I am using Revit 2015 and need to get the area off the walls from each room separately. Is the good and more appropriate way to do it than drawing a wall, thean another wall for example gypsum as a cover for each room?

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No easy way to do this with Revit.   Use the room dimensions.

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Anik3

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Thank you for the respond. Could you explain a bit how it can be done?

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if you have subscription. you can try ROOMBOOK EXTENSIONS

it will give you an EXCEL compatible schedule of rooms and its internal surface area of walls (less the opening), floors etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPdZdge37hA

and im sure there are alot of alternatives out there..

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Anik3

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Hi,

Thank you so much, this i actually what I need.

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