About this asset

This red tubular steel hockey net is a Revit family featuring a curved frame and woven mesh netting for sports facility designs. Constructed from tubular steel, this hockey net features a classic curved frame design finished in a vibrant red. The structure includes a rear support strut for stability and a detailed woven mesh net that spans the back and sides. The proportions are standard for regulation-style play, providing a realistic representation of sports equipment for 3D modelling. The design is straightforward, focusing on the essential geometry required for architectural visualization in sports centres, schools, or community recreation facilities. The mesh is represented as a simplified surface, ensuring efficient performance within complex project environments.

The download is a 297 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 standard Revit family, this item is easily loaded into a project and placed directly onto floor plans or site models. Users can manage the visibility of the mesh and frame through sub-categories to optimize model performance during the design phase. It is best placed using the align tool to ensure correct orientation on the rink surface. Standard material parameters allow for the adjustment of the red frame finish to match specific project requirements or branding standards.

This asset is intended for use in the design of ice rinks, sports halls, and school recreational areas. It is particularly useful for architects and interior designers developing feasibility studies or detailed interior renders for community sports infrastructure. When planning these spaces, professionals often search for sports equipment to populate activity areas and provide scale. The net pairs well with rink boards, player benches, and scoreboard models, serving as a critical detail for projects focused on athletic and public leisure facilities.