About this asset

Industrial barred cell door Revit family designed for institutional projects, featuring a heavy-duty steel grille set within a slim perimeter frame. The unit comprises a slender rectangular steel frame supporting an array of closely spaced vertical bars reinforced by horizontal intermediate cross-members. Finished in a neutral matte grey or primed steel texture, the security grille design balances structural containment with visual permeability across detention openings. The geometry aligns flush with standard masonry or cast concrete wall depths, showing clean jamb interfaces and uniform spacing between cylindrical bars. Its proportions reflect standard institutional clearance heights, suited for prison cells, holding rooms, and secure correctional partitions.

The download is a 348 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.

Designed as a wall-hosted door component for Autodesk Revit, this family inserts directly into host masonry or concrete partitions, cutting opening geometry automatically. Users can place instances along corridor runs, modify frame offsets, or duplicate types to adjust overall rough opening dimensions. Material assignments for frame and bar subcategories can be managed directly through Revit object styles or family type parameters.

Primarily specified for correctional facilities, detention centres, police holding cells, and courthouse security suites. It also serves specialised institutional architecture requiring physical security grilles, secure storage vaults, and historical prison refurbishment schemes. This asset coordinates cleanly with exposed brickwork, concrete block partitions, security glazing, and heavy-duty institutional hardware schedules during schematic space planning and detailed documentation phases.