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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> How and where do you find floor types
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I don't know where to find floor types for my revit assingment and i don't know how to add them to the revit project. Something like wood and then I can make a wooden floor.
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Roofs, ceilings, floors among the others are examples of the system families compound structures. You do not load them, you create them in your project. See this tutorial. She talks about walls, but floors are created in the same way.
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