Wall skins are grouped by height so a mono-slope high wall or a wainscot split produces distinct panel lengths rather than one averaged number. Gable triangles are not rectangles and get their own 'cut to rake' line at an average sheet run. Monitor clerestory risers are counted once, on their own line, so they are not bought twice.
Also called: wall panel count · wainscot · gable end steel · clerestory panels
- 1Field walls, wainscot panels, gable ends and clerestory walls are separated by panel source
- 2groupWallSheets counts ceil(in-plane width ÷ 3ft coverage) per height group
- 3Gable sheets = area ÷ (coverage × average sheet run), with the run carried as lengthFt
- 4Every panel line carries a structured lengthFt, not just a length inside the item text
The gable line carries a bug post-mortem in its comment: the length is 'Carried on the line as lengthFt because steel is PRICED BY THE FOOT — a panel line without a length bills its sheet COUNT against a per-foot rate, which put $137 of steel on an endwall. check-price-book-units.mjs now fails on that.'
- An averaged wall height orders the wrong panel lengths
- Triangular gable infill has no rectangle to count
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