1-) Some toothed floors may be adjacent to more than one toothed floor. In this case, since we can only determine 1 typical beam, we receive a warning in the form of "incorrect definition of tooth continuity" from other floors in geometry control. Does this situation have any significance in calculations or quantity? 2-) Should we make the consoles in the double direction in the systems with gear upholstery in the double direction? Does it matter if consoles with floor width <70 cm are necessarily unidirectional threaded flooring? Some tiles are one-way gear or plaque; is there any harm in laying some of them bidirectional threaded? 3-) I'm asking because it's a topic that I can't find a clear answer in the forum. -Is cassette tiling the same thing as double threaded slabs? Should we choose "Beamed or Cassette Slabs" for flooring type when we lay gears in double direction? -Is it possible for tooth spacings to be more than 70 cm according to the regulation in double-sided gear floors? If the aim is to distribute the floor load equally to the side beams, why do we have to make the tooth spacing in both directions equal in order to distribute the load equally, while the load is not evenly distributed in non-square floor forms? Isn't this illogical? In the long direction max. 70, shouldn't we be able to do more than 70 in the short direction?