About this asset

Face-based circular angled penetration opening Revit family engineered for cutting custom angular service voids through wall and slab host faces. This face-based opening family defines circular geometric penetrations capable of cutting host elements at perpendicular and oblique angles. Depicted in axonometric wireframe within a wall and floor enclosure, the component establishes cylindrical void cuts across vertical partition assemblies and horizontal slabs. The cylindrical profile accommodates angled service sleeves of varying diameters, maintaining clean geometry on both entry and exit surfaces without distorting adjacent construction layers. The void subtracts solid volume from planar hosts for realistic MEP clash detection and structural detailing.

The download is a 338 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 this family directly into the Revit project and place it onto planar hosts using face-based placement. Align the component to coordination grids or link models to match MEP pipe trajectories. Parameter settings control opening diameter, depth, and insertion angles, while Revit void cut tools ensure seamless subtraction from concrete, masonry, or framed wall assemblies.

Indispensable for multi-disciplinary coordination, this angled void suits commercial offices, healthcare facilities, industrial plants, and multi-family residential schemes during technical design. It resolves complex services routing where piping traverses partitions obliquely. Architects and MEP technicians searching for angled pipe penetrations, circular builders work openings, and face-hosted void families can readily deploy this asset for clash resolution and builders work schedules.