A split level, or tri-level, structure is a building where the floor level in one part of the plan is located approximately half way between the floor and ceiling levels of another part of the plan.
What's New
Schedules Overview
Deck Basics
Placing Electrical Symbols and Circuits
Creating a Split Level Structure
Shower Wall Types
Tracing Over an Imported Picture File
Wall Blocking for Cabinets
Using the Niche Tool
Using a Framing Reference
Creating a Dutch Gable Roof
Dimensioning Wall Elevations
Rooms, Floors & Foundations
68 - Floor Plan Basics
72 - Additional Floors & Foundation Basics
6122 - Foundation and Bearing Walls
318 - Dropping a Floor and Raising the Ceiling of a Room
5434 - Setting Second Floor Defaults
41 - Custom Flooring
320 - Brick Ledge Foundations
315 - Setting Platform Depths - by Floor or by Area
5202 - Creating Floor Platforms that Hang inside Walls
257 - Extend Siding Over Foundation Slab
54 - Creating a Porch
62 - Creating Custom Room Types
51 - Creating a Walkout Basement
11078 - Basement Design Process
321 - Crawlspace Foundation with Framed Bearing Wall
402 - Stepping a Foundation
314 - Cutting a Hole in a Floor Platform
93 - Creating Basements with Furred Walls
322 - Creating a Split Level Structure
323 - Creating a Split Entry
