Industrial Black Steel Tool Cabinet with Hutch and Lockers

Supplied as a Revit family, this industrial black steel tool cabinet features a wide drawer chest, overhead hutch, and twin flanking full-height lockers. Engineered for heavy-duty workshop environments, this modular storage assembly pairs a wide lower roll cab with an upper hutch and symmetrical full-height side lockers. The lower section features multiple drawer tiers fitted with continuous extruded silver bar pulls, delivering structured organisation for hand and power tools. Above the workbench bay, an enclosed hutch provides upper storage clearance, while tall flanking side lockers offer vertical hanging or shelving volume. Supported on discreet heavy-duty caster wheels beneath the central chest, the unit displays a dark charcoal powder-coated steel finish accented by brushed metal linear hardware.

The download is a 522 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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project and place it against perimeter walls in floor plan or section views. Assigned subcategories allow fine control over lineweights in orthographic construction documentation. Material parameter channels enable customisation of the powder-coated enclosure and hardware tones to match specific architectural casework schedules. The compact file size ensures rapid view regeneration across large equipment floor layouts.

Ideal for residential multi-car garages, commercial automotive service bays, facility maintenance depots, light industrial workshops, and maker studios. This comprehensive modular workbench system coordinates seamlessly alongside perimeter metal shelving, task luminaires, wall tool panels, and polished concrete slab floors. Specifiers frequently incorporate this asset when drafting workshop equipment layouts, garage casework elevations, and back-of-house service schedules during design development and tender documentation.