L-Shaped Kitchen Countertop with Angled Ends

An L-shaped countertop Revit family featuring angled terminal edges, parameter-driven run lengths, and an optional toggle for sink cutouts. The component forms an asymmetrical L-configuration with continuous perimeter surfaces and non-orthogonal ends cut at oblique angles. Two perpendicular runs extend from a shared corner, defined by distinct depth and length parameters marked across reference planes. A rectangular aperture with radiused internal corners provides a sink basin rough opening on the primary run. The drafting view highlights built-in flip controls for mirroring orientation along both major axes, alongside dedicated dimension parameters controlling return lengths, angled cuts, and overall counter depths for seamless alignment with underlying base cabinetry.

The download is a 246 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 family directly into an active Revit project and place it in plan or 3D views over base cabinet layouts. Use the family type properties to adjust leg dimensions and corner angles to match custom millwork rough openings. The sink cutout visibility can be toggled on or off depending on plumbing fixtures, while standard instance flip controls facilitate easy handedness changes.

Designed for residential kitchens, multi-family apartment fit-outs, and bespoke commercial breakrooms, this unit accommodates tight or irregular corner conditions requiring non-standard counter geometry. Specifiers searching for parametric kitchen countertops, angled corner millwork, or custom pantry worktops can coordinate this casework element alongside undermount sinks, plumbing rough-ins, and standard base cabinets during design development and construction documentation phases.