About this asset

Rendered in glossy black glass, this contemporary four-burner gas cooktop Revit family brings detailed kitchen appliance geometry to residential layouts. Designed with a sleek low-profile rectangular form, the unit features a smooth dark tempered glass base framed with clean beveled edges. Four circular gas burners are arranged in a balanced two-by-two layout across the cooking surface, each fitted with heavy-duty cast metal pan supports and burner caps. Along the right-hand edge, a linear column of four circular control knobs with ergonomic pointer toggles provides heat adjustment. The contrast between the high-gloss black glass surface and the metallic burner hardware gives the appliance an elegant, minimalist aesthetic suited to modern cabinetry.

The download is a 348 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.

In Revit, load this RFA component directly into your project or casework container family. Position the hob onto kitchen base counters or island worktops, aligning the base plate flush or recessed into the countertop cut-out. Assign realistic glass and metal render materials in the project material editor to achieve convincing reflections in internal perspectives, kitchen elevations, and coordination schedules.

Suited to residential apartments, private houses, studio kitchenettes, and boutique hospitality suites, this drop-in gas hob integrates cleanly into contemporary culinary spaces. Interior architects frequently specify this unit in kitchen joinery packages above built-in ovens, under wall-mounted range hoods, or embedded within central kitchen islands. Its clean styling serves schematic design presentations, client fit-out reviews, and detailed interior construction documentation without overwhelming the BIM model.