About this asset

This minimalist freestanding electric cooker Revit family features a standard sixty-centimetre footprint with four solid disc hotplates. Composed with clear geometric forms, the unit represents a standard metric domestic cooker measuring sixty centimetres wide, sixty deep, and ninety centimetres high. The top surface incorporates four raised circular hotplate elements arranged in an ergonomic cooking grid. Its front elevation is articulated by two clean panel faces indicating an oven compartment and lower storage or warming drawer, finished in a clean white tone with defined reveals. Designed with simplified massing, the model prioritises clear spatial volume and modular clearance over intricate surface hardware, making it ideal for standard kitchen runs.

The download is a 92 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.

As a native Revit family, this component loads directly into domestic kitchen layouts and aligns flush against adjoining modular base cabinets. Designers can place it directly on floor levels and integrate it into equipment schedules. The lightweight geometry ensures minimal impact on project file size and maintains quick viewport navigation during schematic drafting and coordinated interior elevation generation.

Suited for residential schemes, student accommodations, build-to-rent apartments, and social housing developments, this appliance family serves early-stage space planning and technical kitchen documentation. It drops seamlessly between standard worktops, utility runs, and integrated tall units. Architects and interior designers frequently search for freestanding electric stove, metric cooker, four-plate electric hob, or compact kitchen range when developing compliant kitchen layouts and generic equipment clearances.