Fireplace Type 2

This Fireplace Type 2 is a Revit family featuring a minimalist masonry hearth and chimney stack for residential interior projects. The fireplace comprises a solid, grey-toned wall assembly integrated with a beige-coloured hearth base and a simplified mantelpiece structure. The design is utilitarian, focusing on the core geometry of the firebox and the chimney flue housing extending from the rear. Its proportions suggest a standard residential scale, suitable for integration into larger wall systems. The model provides a clean, geometric representation of a traditional masonry fireplace, stripping away decorative moulding for a contemporary, functional aesthetic. It includes the essential components of a hearth, firebox opening, and rear flue transition.

The download is a 399 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, this family is intended for placement within interior wall assemblies or as a standalone feature. Users should load the component into the project environment, then align the rear flue housing with the building's chimney chase or exterior wall. Visibility settings can be adjusted to manage the level of detail across different floor plan scales. Material parameters allow for the application of site-specific textures, such as brick, stone, or plaster finishes, to match the project's interior design palette.

This fireplace model is ideal for early-stage conceptual design and schematic design phases in residential architecture. It serves as a placeholder for custom-built masonry or stone hearths in living rooms, dens, or open-plan family areas. Architects and interior designers can utilise this asset to define spatial flow and focal points within a floor plan. It coordinates well with various chimney breast configurations and can be easily adapted for both modern and traditional interior styles through material overrides in the project environment.