
Designed for institutional facilities, this grey metal visitation station Revit family integrates a wall hood with an attached fixed round stool. The model depicts a compact, heavy-duty carrel constructed with flat panel shielding and clean geometric lines. Flanked by deep acoustic or security privacy wings with chamfered upper profiles, the enclosure houses an angled lower ledge suitable for communication hardware or writing. Extending from the structural base, a curved tubular arm supports an integrated circular stool atop a vertical floor-anchored post. Rendered in a uniform matte grey finish, the component represents secure detention, justice, or institutional video visitation booths where tamper resistance and floor-clearing mountings are required.
The download is a 7.5 MB 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.
Delivered as a native Revit component (.rfa), this family inserts easily into project plans and elevations. Designers can host or align the assembly against partition walls, adjusting height coordinates to align the base post with structural slabs. Solid geometry provides clean vector line work in standard plan, section, and elevation documentation without excessive polygon overhead, enabling efficient scheduling in correctional or commercial equipment lists.
Suited primarily for judicial complexes, correctional institutions, secure interview rooms, and detention housing units, this station also fits public kiosk alcoves and tele-visitation suites. It coordinates cleanly with concrete block masonry, metal stud security partitions, tamper-resistant intercoms, and access control peripherals. Specifiers routinely search for this equipment using terms such as inmate visitation station, video visitation carrel, institutional booth, secure kiosk with stool, and wall-mounted phone carrel.
Grey Metal Visitation Station with Stool – InteleStation
Free
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What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.