About this asset

This vertical slat wooden fence is a Revit family featuring a clean, linear timber design for site boundary definition. Constructed as a standard vertical slat barrier, this timber fence provides a straightforward, functional solution for site enclosure. The design features evenly spaced, flush-mounted vertical planks that provide a consistent texture and visual rhythm. The material is rendered in a warm, natural wood tone, suitable for various site contexts. Its simple geometry ensures it remains lightweight and efficient within a project file, maintaining a clean aesthetic that blends well with both traditional and contemporary residential landscaping. The structure is designed to be easily repeated along a property line.

The download is a 410 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 deployed as a line-based or modular component for site plans. Users can place the object along site boundaries, adjusting the length to suit the specific project requirements. Due to its simple geometric form, it is highly efficient for large-scale site modelling. Assign custom material parameters to the timber surfaces to match specific project finishes or rendering requirements, ensuring consistency across both 3D visualisations and 2D site documentation plans.

This asset is essential for residential site development, particularly when defining garden boundaries, patios, or private outdoor areas. It integrates seamlessly into landscape design stages, providing a realistic representation of timber perimeter fencing. Professionals often use this for site master-planning, plot layouts, and exterior renderings where a clean, classic boundary element is needed. It pairs effectively with diverse landscape vegetation and paving materials, making it a reliable staple for architects and landscape designers working on housing projects or private garden schemes.