Ironwork and Wood Revit Railing Family

Included Files:

This product includes 1 zip file containing:

• Revit project file (.rvt) including the railings.
• Texture files

Included Elements Inside the Revit Family:

• Wood posts
• Wood handrail
• Iron balusters
• Ornate ironwork details
• Preconfigured railing height types

Key Parametric Controls:

• 30″ railing height type
• 36″ railing height type
• 42″ railing height type
• Editable iron material in the Material Browser
• Editable wood material in the Material Browser

• Parametric: Yes
• Hybrid*: No
• Compatible with: Revit 2016 and higher.
• Family type: Railings
• Materials/textures: Yes
• Approximate file size: 4.39 MB (actual family size is a lot smaller. This size is for the whole rvt project)
• File format: .rvt

This Ironwork and Wood Revit Railing Family comes with the following customizable parameters and options:

Railing comes in 3 pre-configured heights:

30″
36″
42″

Materials of this Revit railing are already configured in the Material Browser. Names of materials:

• Ironwork and Wood Railing – Iron
• Ironwork and Wood Railing – Wood

• To use the Revit railings, open the rvt file, select the three railings, press Ctrl+C, open the drawing you want to use them in and paste them in it+  (Ctrl+V). Make sure you click on the screen to insert them. After inserting them, you can delete them. This will add them to the drawing. The materials will follow along (you only have to assign the textures/materials in the Material Browser)
• Do not use the rvt file of the railing as the starting file to create a new project since it was purged of all other objects to optimize its size.
• You can only see the iron balusters in detail levels: medium or fine. In Coarse mode, the shapes are replaced with vertical cylinders to speed up the work. When rendering make sure to switch to at least medium.
• All files are delivered in compressed .ZIP format. You will need a third-party extraction software such as WinZip, 7-Zip, or PeaZip before using the files.
• Hybrid families combine native Revit objects with other 3D applications’ objects for a more organic and realistic look to the families. The objects coming from other 3D applications are configured to NOT have mesh lines (only outlines) and to display in black.