About this asset

Modelled for building services, this two-way fire hydrant standpipe Revit family features a vertical red riser and dual angled valve outlets. The component features a vertical tubular riser leading to a horizontal manifold tee finished in a vibrant fire-engine red coating. Symmetrically opposed, two angled discharge spouts project downward and outward for hose line coupling, each regulated by a terminal shut-off valve. Grey circular control handwheels with cross-spoke detailing extend axially from both ends of the horizontal header, providing clear mechanical operation points. Fabricated to represent standard heavy-duty cast iron or ductile steel construction, the geometry displays clean cylindrical forms, concentric couplings, and robust fittings suitable for fire suppression infrastructure models.

The download is a 287 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.

Integrated as a native Revit component, this asset inserts directly into MEP fire protection or plumbing layouts. Engineers can align the vertical stem with wet or dry riser pipe routes, ensuring accurate spatial clearance and accessibility for emergency crews. Material parameters allow easy overrides of red painted metal and grey hardware finishes to align with project-specific graphics standards and documentation views.

Specified primarily for commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities, this fire standpipe assembly suits external perimeter walls, utility stairwells, loading docks, and plant rooms. The asset coordinates seamlessly with riser pipework, sprinkler systems, and exterior building connections during design development and construction documentation phases. MEP coordinators frequently search for Siamese connections, twin hydrants, breeching inlets, and fire department connections when assembling compliant life-safety distribution schemes.