About this asset

This Haws Polar Booth 8730 is a Revit family for an industrial exterior emergency eyewash enclosure, featuring a double-door design. The Haws Polar Booth 8730 is a robust, self-contained exterior enclosure designed for emergency eyewash and shower equipment in harsh environments. The Revit family represents a rectangular, upright structure with rounded vertical corners and a double-door configuration. Each door includes a small, centrally located glazed viewing panel. The structure is depicted mounted on a flat, solid concrete-style base slab, providing a clean, functional aesthetic suitable for industrial sites. The geometry is straightforward and blocky, prioritising clarity and ease of placement within complex site plans or facility models.

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.

In Revit, this family is typically placed on a floor or site plan as a site-hosted component. Users can align the base slab with the finished floor level or site topography. The model is lightweight, making it ideal for large-scale industrial site layouts where performance is critical. Ensure the visibility settings are adjusted in project templates to display the door swing lines correctly in plan views, aiding in spatial coordination and clearance checks around the emergency equipment.

This booth is essential for industrial, manufacturing, and petrochemical facility projects where safety compliance requires immediate, protected access to emergency eyewash and shower stations. Architects and MEP engineers will use this asset during the design and construction documentation phases to define safety zones and verify site circulation. It pairs effectively with other industrial site components like bollards, signage, and utility connections. Professionals searching for this asset often use terms like 'safety enclosure', 'industrial emergency station', or 'Haws safety equipment'.