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# Manage floors

## Add Floor

You can add floors in the floor management tab and set the interior for each floor.\
When you add a floor, a drawing with the same structure as the current working drawing is copied, allowing you to manage them within a single project.\
To add a floor, click the \[Add Floor] button and set the floor name.

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You can choose whether to apply the current furniture as is.

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* No: A new floor with an empty canvas will be created.
* Delete all furniture only: Furniture will be removed, and a new floor will be added while only the floor plan is kept.
* Yes: A floor will be copied and added with the same contents as the current floor. You can also change the floor name in the floor list.

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{% hint style="info" %}
If you want to express different interior versions within the same structure, try using the add floor feature.\
By adding multiple floors and applying different interior styles to each floor, you can easily compare and manage various designs within one project.
{% endhint %}

## Floor Height

To change the ceiling height of all spaces at once, go to \[Floor Management] → change \[Floor Height].

* Enter the floor management tab.
* Enter the desired number for the floor height and press Enter to apply the ceiling height to all spaces at once.\
  If you want to change the floor height by room, please refer to the link below. ([Set Ceiling and Floor Height](/guide/user-en/make-project/ceiling-floor-height.md))

{% hint style="info" %}
When you draw a wall in 2D, it automatically sets the standard ceiling height of a typical residential space, 2300mm, as the default.
{% endhint %}

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## Manage Furniture Properties

In the floor management tab, you can see at a glance a list of all furniture placed on the floor plan.

* Furniture is categorized by space (room).
* You can select and view only the products you want based on properties such as visibility/lock.
* Grouped products let you check each group's composition stage and properties, making it easy to understand the structure of products within the group.

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### Show/Hide

If you want to see hidden products again, select \[Show Hidden Products] in the floor management tab to check the hidden products,\
and then click the eye icon to make the products visible again.

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### Lock/Unlock

You can change the lock status individually by clicking the lock button next to each piece of furniture.\
To change the lock status in bulk, click the lock button at the top.

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### Rename Product

You can edit furniture names however you like and manage them your own way.\
Click the pencil icon in the list to easily edit a furniture name.

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