SLOPE A FLOOR TO DRAIN: Using Sub-Elements

[@vucamtu544]

Is there a solution with tiling finishing ? When i make slop floor with tiling finishing , it will be broken.

[@evaartes3324]

Thank you!

[@mariorocca9]

Thank you sir!!

[@boblang4327]

Can you slope only top edge not the btm of the slab

[@chetan2577]

thanks very helpful.

[@ME-cz2ms]

Is there a solution so that there is a slope only at the top and the slope at the bottom of the floor stays straight?

[@miketaylor8211]

Yes! Great question. If you want the bottom of the slab to stay level and only vary the top surface... you need to select the slab, select Edit Type and then the Structure button. Select the concrete material (or whatever your floor is made of) and make its thickness VARIABLE. It’s a checkbox. :)

[@SUL-KSA]

interesting to watch

[@FFFF-f2f]

it is not helpful since it also slopes the structural slab which is not correct , we usually only need to slope (parts) which is the top layers above the structural slab and in our office we just use annotation arrows to indicate where the surface slopes to the drainage point

[@miketaylor8211]

I guess I should have made the slab out of layers.. like the structural slab and the topping slab. That way we can release the topping slab thickness and not effect the structural slab below. Sounds like a great idea for a Revit Tip! Thanks.

[@nuwansilva9131]

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