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Hi,
1. Is the V/C height from the top of the wall or from finish floor?
2. Is the peak location (along length) is that center of wall?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Chelsea on 10 Nov, 2017 09:19 PM
Hello Mark,
The V/C height is measured from the floor to the highest measure of the ceiling.
The peak location is calculated by looking at the wall you've deemed to be the 'length'. You would measure at which point the peak is at the highest, and enter in the distance along the 'length' wall that the peak occurs.
I've attached a snippet from our training class workbook that you can reference when handling vaulted or cathedral ceilings. If you need any additional assistance, please let us know.
Kind Regards,
Chelsea Balderson
Director of Support
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Chelsea closed this discussion on 10 Nov, 2017 09:19 PM.