About this asset

Designed for accessibility compliance, this ADA base cabinet Revit family features an upper utility drawer over double hinged doors with D-pulls. The casework unit features a modular floor-standing carcass with a recessed toe kick and an open-top frame ready for countertop mounting. Its front elevation is divided into a single top drawer with a central curved wire pull and two lower cupboard doors equipped with individual cylinder cam locks and vertical handles. Finished in neutral matte tones, the clean-edged front panels conceal an open interior compartment. Subtle hardware detailing includes sleek metallic pulls and flush lock cores, making it suitable for functional, institutional, or commercial millwork runs.

The download is a 573 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Delivered as a native Revit casework family (.rfa), the component places directly onto reference floor levels and aligns against wall hosts. Users can array or join the unit within modular cabinetry layouts before modeling custom continuous countertops. Standard parameters allow seamless scheduling of dimensions, hardware types, and millwork subcategories alongside general commercial interior fixture packages.

Engineered to satisfy accessibility requirements, this ADA base cabinet is specified across healthcare examination rooms, commercial office breakrooms, school laboratory stations, and administrative back-of-house utility areas. It coordinates effectively with under-counter plumbing allowances, ADA sink modules, wall-mounted upper cabinets, and solid-surface benchtops. Interior designers frequently integrate it into commercial kitchenette assemblies and medical clinic casework schedules where secure, lockable base storage is required.