Modern Grey Metal Partition Screen

Engineered as a Revit family, this modern grey metal partition screen features a solid rectangular infill panel within an extruded profile frame. The component presents a clean rectilinear profile composed of a slender outer structural frame housing an opaque central infill barrier. Simple cylindrical stanchions extend from the bottom corners, providing floor clearance and anchor points for physical boundary separation. Finished in neutral charcoal and mid-grey tones, the geometry features crisp mitered outer joints and recessed inner reveals that hold the central panel securely. The proportions suggest a standard standing-height dividing screen designed to establish physical and visual boundaries without requiring full-height construction or complex wall framing assemblies.

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.

Load this RFA component directly into your Revit project environment to delineate pathways, queuing areas, or secure zones in floor plans. Because the family is built with clean geometry, it integrates smoothly into interior coordination models without creating heavy graphics overhead. Users can assign custom material parameters to the frame and screen surfaces, align multiple instances in linear runs, and coordinate spacing across floor plan sheets and documentation schedules.

Suited for commercial interiors, transportation hubs, corporate headquarters, and institutional facilities, this dividing barrier helps organize access control and circulation. Interior designers and space planners frequently deploy security screens alongside turnstiles, reception counters, security checkpoints, and modular demountable partitions. The understated aesthetic integrates effectively into modern office fit-outs, government service centres, and public concourses where discreet spatial separation and controlled patron movement are required.