About this asset

Shaped with angled returns, this custom countertop Revit family delivers a continuous worktop surface with 45-degree and 90-degree corner transitions. The asset consists of a continuous countertop slab featuring a combination of corner geometries. It transitions through a straight central run, turning ninety degrees at one terminal leg and splaying out at a forty-five-degree angle at the opposite end. Rendered in a neutral grey solid profile with a uniform thickness, the model represents custom millwork surfacing designed to bridge angled and orthogonal base cabinetry. The edges are crisp and cleanly defined without visible seam lines or cutouts, providing an unobstructed surface profile that fits complex kitchen layouts or reception perimeters.

The download is a 174 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.

Load the RFA component directly into your Revit project environment to align it over casework bases or bespoke stud walling. Users can assign custom project materials—such as solid surface, quartz, laminate, or natural stone—through the family material parameters to match specifications. It can be snapped to base cabinet reference planes in plan and section views for accurate joinery coordination.

Suited for residential kitchens, open-plan apartment layouts, staff break rooms, and bespoke reception desking, this component accommodates non-standard architectural walls and corner footprints. Specifiers routinely search for multi-angle worktops, 45-degree kitchen countertops, and parametric millwork tops when fitting joinery around chamfered building envelopes. It coordinates naturally with modular kitchen cabinets, under-counter appliances, sinks, and breakfast bar seating arrangements during schematic design and detailed interior documentation packages.