About this asset

Designed for high-security environments, this detention armless chair Revit family features a seamless monolithic body and recessed base. Monolithic geometry defines the one-piece profile, detailed with an upright backrest, a softly contoured lumbar transition, and an integrated seat deck. All exposed exterior edges and corners are rounded to eliminate sharp impact points and facilitate easy sanitization. Below the main volume, the seat block tapers gently down to a recessed plinth base that sits flush to the floor, leaving no open under-seat space or concealment voids. Finished in a uniform matte grey tone characteristic of heavy-duty molded polymers, the armless form provides robust institutional seating without hardware or loose parts.

The download is a 287 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.rfa component directly into your project environment to populate correctional floor plans, holding areas, or behavioral health dayrooms. As standard Revit furniture content, the family places directly onto levels or reference planes. Modelers can adjust visual graphics, reassign material definitions to match facility specifications, and include instances within standard FF&E schedules for documentation, quantity takeoffs, and procurement coordination.

Engineered primarily for correctional facilities, justice centers, courthouse holding cells, police stations, and psychiatric healthcare facilities, this fixture satisfies demanding institutional durability criteria. It arranges effectively alongside secure institutional dining tables, vandal-resistant desks, and tamper-proof wall fixtures. Specifiers and space planners routinely search this category of asset when arranging high-abuse waiting areas, observation rooms, secure intake zones, and detention interiors requiring anti-ligature safety.