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Turkish HELLO, in my project, there is a level difference between the ground floor shops and apartments. (building with basement) apartments +80, shop +30 there is a 50 cm level difference between them. I defined the upper level for the beam and floor in the corresponding places. Is there a need to define the upper level for the columns and curtains? I throw the column in the basement floor, I entered 50 cm upper level, how can I interfere with the column on the ground floor for this? Thank you for your interest
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elevation difference
- Thread starter actombo
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Levent Özpak
New Member
Re: LEVEL DIFFERENCE Hello, When the beams and slabs are given a positive level, the columns and curtains to which the beams are attached should also be given an upper level. Vertical continuity should be ensured by giving an upper level to the columns and curtains that have been given an upper level. Good work
Levent Özpak
New Member
on which floor you give the column and curtain an upper level, You will also give jeans on an upper floor on that floor."actombo":6nbhq5ny" said:thank you, Mr. Levent. What about the same level I will give only on one upper floor? Or will it be on all floors? My b+z+3 floor project.