Hi there,

In order to set a chair rail and / or use different textures on a wall--> try these resources (I used all them in this image http://www.punchhelpers.com/residential14.html )

Say you have a wall with height 104", your wainscot height is 60" and your chair rail is 4"
1 - Create a wall with height= 64"--> apply the wainscot--> apply the rail as crown molding. For the upper segment, create a wall with height= 40"and set the elevation @ 64" (it will be stacked on the 64"wall)

or

2- Create a wall with height= 60"--> apply the wainscot--> For the upper segment, create a wall with height= 44"and set the elevation @ 60" (it will be stacked on the 60"wall)apply the rail as baseboard

Of course, you can create a rail using the 3D workshop and set it with the necessary dimensions / elevation

Patricia
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There are some issues with this approach
1 - It provides incorrect information to the Estimator Power Tool
2 - It is not possible to do this in the new versions because they don't have exterior / interior walls
3 - If the walls are not fussed, the topography will enter inside the house

Patricia
--> My website: www.punchhelpers.com
--> My e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Basic & Advanced Training
--> My e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Importing, Exporting and Printing
--> My e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Power Tools
--> My free e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Mini - Tutorials
--> My e-books free video presentation: Pat's e-books
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