Stainless Steel Push Bar Latch

This stainless steel push bar latch is a Revit family component designed for commercial door applications and emergency egress. The push bar latch features a functional, linear aesthetic typical of industrial exit devices. It is constructed from a brushed stainless steel finish, providing a clean and durable appearance suitable for high-traffic environments. The design includes a horizontal bar mechanism that spans the width of the door leaf, intended for installation on fire-rated or standard exit doors. The geometry is straightforward, focusing on the mechanical profile of the crash bar, with mounting points at each end to ensure secure attachment to the door surface during the design development phase.

The download is a 205 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 Revit family, this push bar latch should be loaded into your project environment as a face-based component. It is intended to be hosted onto the interior face of a door panel within your door family or directly onto a door in the project model. Users should ensure the orientation aligns correctly with the door swing direction to maintain accurate documentation and scheduling of door hardware sets within the project's construction documents and specifications.

This hardware is essential for commercial, healthcare, and educational facility projects where building codes mandate emergency exit devices. It integrates seamlessly into fire-rated door assemblies, ensuring compliance with life safety requirements. Architects and interior designers will find this component useful for detailed door schedules and 3D visualisations of exit routes. It pairs well with heavy-duty steel or timber doors, commonly searched for as panic bars, crash bars, or egress hardware in technical BIM libraries for institutional building design.