About this asset

This classic wrought iron scroll baluster panel Revit family provides a detailed decorative element for stair and balcony railings. The Ferforger baluster panel features a traditional wrought iron aesthetic, characterised by fluid, symmetrical scroll work. The design consists of interlocking circular and C-shaped motifs, typical of classic decorative metalwork. The geometry is defined by precise line work, showcasing elegant curves that taper into subtle leaf-like terminals. Designed as a singular panel, it provides a sophisticated visual break in a run of vertical balusters. Its proportions are suited for standard stair heights, with clear reference planes provided for alignment within the Revit environment, ensuring consistent placement across different railing configurations.

The download is a 430 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 baluster panel is designed to be loaded into a railing family as a nested component. Users can adjust the base and top constraints to align with the stair rake or balcony height. The family utilizes reference planes for accurate positioning along the railing path. Once loaded, it can be assigned to the baluster placement settings within the railing type properties, allowing for repetition along the length of the run.

This baluster panel is ideal for high-end residential projects, historical renovations, or boutique hospitality venues where a touch of traditional craftsmanship is required. It pairs well with timber handrails and stone or hardwood treads. Architects and interior designers typically specify this component for grand staircases, mezzanine landings, or decorative balcony railings. Search for this asset when looking to enhance the visual detail of stair assemblies, custom railing systems, or ornate architectural metalwork in classic or neoclassical interior design schemes.