About this asset

This contemporary freestanding woodstove Revit family features a cylindrical body with a glass-fronted firebox and flue. The Rais 106 woodstove is a compact, cylindrical heating appliance designed for modern interior spaces. It features a central firebox enclosed by dual glass doors, providing a clear view of the flames. Above the combustion chamber, a secondary compartment offers additional storage or display space, while the top of the unit connects to a vertical flue pipe. The stove is constructed with a minimalist metal finish, emphasizing its clean lines and functional geometry. Its vertical orientation and small footprint make it an efficient choice for rooms where space is at a premium.

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 as a floor-hosted component. Users can adjust the flue height or orientation within the project environment if parameters are provided. Because it is a mechanical element, ensure the stove is placed on a non-combustible floor finish or hearth. For rendering, apply metallic PBR materials to the exterior casing and adjust the transparency and reflectivity of the glass doors to achieve a realistic appearance in views or walkthroughs.

This stove is suitable for residential living areas, cabins, or boutique hospitality projects where a focal point for heating is required. It pairs well with minimalist or Scandinavian interior schemes, often positioned against a feature wall or in a corner setting. Architects and designers searching for efficient, space-saving heating solutions will find this model useful for residential renovation projects or new builds. It serves as a practical asset for both schematic design and detailed interior visualization phases in BIM workflows.