About this asset

Industrial chrome wire shelving unit modeled as a freestanding Revit family with five open grid tiers on tubular metal posts for storage spaces. This freestanding storage rack features five open-wire horizontal shelf decks supported by four slender cylindrical corner uprights. Each shelf is engineered with a perimeter truss wire edge and a transverse wire deck pattern that minimizes dust accumulation while maintaining structural stability. The metallic grey finish replicates standard industrial chrome plating or zinc-coated stainless steel. Clean rectangular proportions and consistent vertical spacing between tiers provide versatile utility storage, presenting an open framework suitable for technical layouts, utility rooms, stock storage, and food service back-of-house areas.

The download is a 1 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.

Load the RFA component directly into your Revit project environment. Place the family on level planes across interior back-of-house zones, pantries, or utility closets. Materials assign readily through Revit element properties, allowing quick toggles between polished chrome, dark powder coat, or galvanized steel. The clean geometry ensures manageable file weight and rapid viewport navigation across detailed floor plans, elevations, and section documentation.

Essential for commercial kitchens, restaurant dry stores, hospitality laundry rooms, and hospital central sterile supply departments, this unit satisfies standard utility shelving specifications. It integrates smoothly into retail stockroom fit-outs, garage workshops, and residential pantry fitments. Architects, MEP consultants, and interior planners frequently specify wire utility shelving, commercial kitchen racks, and modular metal shelving to resolve back-of-house equipment coordination during design development and construction document stages.