About this asset

This Revit family provides a foldable wooden sawhorse, essential for staging construction site models or workshop interiors. This foldable sawhorse features a classic, utilitarian A-frame design constructed from timber beams. The structure consists of a top horizontal rail supported by two pairs of splayed legs, connected by lower horizontal cross-braces for stability. The geometry is straightforward, reflecting standard carpentry practices with visible joints and a natural wood finish. Designed to be lightweight and portable, the model captures the functional aesthetic of a site-ready support trestle. The proportions are standard for manual labour tasks, providing a realistic representation for site logistics or workshop staging in BIM documentation.

The download is a 461 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.

Load this component into your Revit project as a generic model or furniture family to populate site staging areas or workshop environments. Because it is a foldable design, users can easily place multiple instances to represent temporary support setups. Use the standard alignment tools to position the sawhorse precisely under beams or boards within your 3D view. Adjust the material parameters to match your project's visual standards for site equipment, ensuring clear distinction from permanent architectural elements.

This asset is primarily intended for construction site modelling, workshop layouts, and architectural interior scenes requiring realistic staging. It is useful for project stages involving site logistics planning or interior design presentations where a raw, industrial aesthetic is desired. Professionals often use these models to populate garage workshops, studio spaces, or temporary building sites. Pair this with other site equipment or tools to create authentic, lived-in environments that communicate the active, hands-on nature of building and making.