About this asset

This double-door sink base cabinet Revit family features an open-top carcass for modular countertop integration and curved metal pulls. Rendered with utilitarian clarity, this modular base unit presents a dual-door facade accented by curved wire pulls and a dedicated keyhole lock on the right leaf. The cabinet box is engineered without a top panel to facilitate undermount or drop-in sink bowls and plumbing trap rough-ins. Recessed toe-kick framing grounds the carcass cleanly against floor finishes, preventing scuffing. A muted two-tone finish differentiates the neutral side gables from the pale door fronts, providing an uncluttered architectural aesthetic typical of institutional casework.

The download is a 512 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 incorporate it into casework schedules and elevation drawings. Place it against wall planes alongside matching modular units, aligning datum lines with continuous countertop families. Material parameter slots allow quick finish adjustments across carcass and door sub-elements, ensuring uniform presentation in both hidden line documentation views and shaded interior renderings.

Ideal for corporate breakrooms, healthcare staff stations, laboratory preparation areas, and commercial utility zones. This commercial casework unit pairs seamlessly with solid surfacing, deck-mounted commercial faucets, and complementary overhead wall storage. Interior designers and BIM technicians frequently specify this component when planning modular office kitchens, clinical exam rooms, and institutional wet bars requiring durable, standardized double-door plumbing base cabinetry.