Dincel Revit files are in the form of family files and models which are all available in the ‘Dincel Revit models and families.rvt’ Masterfile below. This file has been generated to:

• Allow users to keep drawings simple or real life like, especially when the need to add reinforcing steel bars arises.
• Allow quantity take off and cost tables of Dincel panels and accessories based on project wall dimensions.
• LOD200 and LOD300 models are available to suit basic block models or models where the inclusion of openings, reinforcing steel bars, etc is required.

For more information on how to use Dincel's Revit masterfile please watch the following 3m30s video. This video also includes instruction on how to generate quantity take off and pricing tables based on your Dincel quote.

To facilitate migration of the Dincel files into your existing project please refer to the following 1 minute video.

Many of the families are derived from a ‘Generic Model – Line Based’ template. The following System models can also be used.

As per the Masterfile above, upon placement of your chosen system, the file will prompt the user to draw a line/wall which can be adjusted in length and height to suits the user’s needs. The file will auto populate the number of panels and accessories. Important to note is that there is flexibility in the files to add or remove Dincel accessories as needed.

For more information on how to use our "systems" revit models please watch the following 4 minute video.

This folder contains all the horizontal Dincel accessories that can be added to a Dincel wall system. All systems (including those in the Masterfile) by default have the top and bottom guides, but their inclusion is flexible, i.e. they can be removed in cases where:

• They are not required, or
• Where Dincel recommends that they not be used (for example, Dincel recommended that guide tracks not be used underneath basement walls, water tanks or shear walls, such as lift/stair shafts).

In cases where the user wants to modify the wall while using these families, please ensure you use these models instead of the Masterfile.

For more information on how to use Dincel's horizontal revit models please watch the following 2 minute video.

This folder contains all the vertical accessories that can be added to a Dincel wall system. All systems by default have the ‘End Cap’ at the front of the wall, but other accessories (e.g. Corner Profile) need to be selected and placed in the intersection of the wall. Please note the inclusion of the End Cap is flexible, as in it can be removed in cases where the use is not required.

For more information on how to use Dincel's "vertical" revit models please watch the following 3 minute video.

This folder contains all the revit files for each individual profile panel and accessories.

The following 1 minute video will show the user where these are used within the other Dincel revit files and how to extract linework detail from them.