In openstudio Object model where can we represent floor coverings like carpet, rubber underlay, tiles etc?

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asked 8 years ago

Karthick
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updated 8 years ago

__AmirRoth__

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During creation of geometry I can use the surface and its associated properties to represent floor, floorceiling and walls. Now how do I represent floor covering? It doesn't need to be in the geometry its one of the properties of the floor.

Is there a standard resource object I could look into to represent it. Please help.

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answered 8 years ago

David Goldwasser

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Floor coverings are just additional material layers that you add to constructions.

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Thanks David... There is full measure that does it ... I dont know look like my mind froze and I raised a question on the forum. :) thanks again.

Karthick ( 8 years ago )

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