About this asset

Designed for custom millwork layouts, this angled corner countertop Revit family features a 45-degree return leg and a streamlined profile without a backsplash. The component models a continuous horizontal worktop configured with a 45-degree angled bend between two running lengths. One terminal edge features an angled mitred cut, allowing smooth integration into custom millwork assemblies or adjoining casework runs. Rendered in a uniform warm tan tone indicative of wood veneer or solid laminate, the slab exhibits a clean, flat surface with square edges along its visible perimeter. Lacking an integrated rear upstand or backsplash, the profile provides a clean junction that permits flexible wall scribing, perimeter tiling, or freestanding peninsula installation.

The download is a 236 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 file directly into your project or casework template to populate standard floor plans, interior elevations, and detail views. Position the countertop above base cabinets or framed supports at the required finished floor height. The geometry accurately casts shadows in shaded 3D views and accepts custom project materials across its surfaces for accurate quantity takeoffs and realistic rendering passes.

Architects and interior designers specify this angled worktop component across residential kitchens, pantry spaces, staff breakrooms, commercial tea stations, and bespoke reception desks. Its 45-degree geometry accommodates chamfered wall corners, bay projections, and corner galley kitchen layouts. When building interior documentation packages, team members typically coordinate this asset alongside under-counter base cabinetry, undermount sinks, and wall-mounted task lighting to produce comprehensive millwork joinery drawings.