Floors are system families in Revit that can be created with boundaries either sketched using drawing tools or by picking walls. Floors are created downwards from the level on which they are sketched. Thus, by default, top of the floor is aligned with the level line.

Video Tutorial

Floors, like walls, are compound structures. Thus, to add multiple layers of materials (structural, finishes, insulation, etc) or change the thickness of the floor, you must use the Edit Assembly dialog box to add compound layers.

Step by Step Guide

• Create a Floor
• Edit a Floor Sketch
• Create a Sloped Floor
• Add a Floor Slab Edge
• Resize or Flip a Floor Slab Edge
• Add or Remove Segments of a Floor Slab Edge
• Move a Floor Slab Edge
• Floor Slab Edge Instance Properties
• Floor Slab Edge Type Properties
• Floor Instance Properties
• Floor Type Properties

Practice Tutorial:

To further practice your skills in modeling floors, please use the Tutorial below. In this tutorial, you will learn,

• To add a structural floor slab
• To create a new floor type with required thickness
• To Copy and Paste Align

PRACTICE TUTORIAL: “Modeling Floors”

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