All,
Is there a way to control the cut angle of the top and bottoms of walls that are associated by face to a mass? My gut tells me no. See Image 01 attached.
I would do all the wall assemblies (be they curtain wall or 'regular wall') as curtain systems (so the cut angle would be perpendicular to the face) but I have had no luck getting the joins and corners to work.
I have also included images of just my metal panel skin as a curtain system. Both with no mullion at the corner (Image 02) and with an attempt to get a 4' 'L' corner for the situation (Image 02).
Complicating the situation is that both walls cant out at 7 degrees and their join angle is not 90.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated; I think using curtain systems is the right move; I just suck terribly at the corners.
Thanks so much,
Drew
Is there a way to control the cut angle of the top and bottoms of walls that are associated by face to a mass? My gut tells me no. See Image 01 attached.
I would do all the wall assemblies (be they curtain wall or 'regular wall') as curtain systems (so the cut angle would be perpendicular to the face) but I have had no luck getting the joins and corners to work.
I have also included images of just my metal panel skin as a curtain system. Both with no mullion at the corner (Image 02) and with an attempt to get a 4' 'L' corner for the situation (Image 02).
Complicating the situation is that both walls cant out at 7 degrees and their join angle is not 90.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated; I think using curtain systems is the right move; I just suck terribly at the corners.
Thanks so much,
Drew
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