About this asset

Modern timber slat dining table Revit family featuring an angled white metal sled base, shown across multiple scalable configurations. The model features a clean communal aesthetic combining pale natural timber surfaces with angled white powder-coated metal sled frames. Tops are modeled either as parallel timber slats or continuous solid panels, supported by a continuous perimeter subframe with raked end supports. Rectangular proportions range from expansive eight-person picnic-style refectory tables down to compact desks, accompanied by matching backless bench seating and square stools sharing the identical tubular underframe profile. Clean junction detailing and simple planar geometry deliver a crisp, contemporary Scandinavian appearance suitable for casual indoor or covered exterior environments.

The download is a 655 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.

Designed as a native Revit component, this parametric family allows quick adaptation across multiple types or dimension constraints directly within project properties. Users can adjust overall length, width, and height to configure communal tables, breakout benches, or stools. Material finish parameters enable effortless reassignment of timber top textures and metal leg finishes to match practice presentation standards and photorealistic rendering workflows.

This versatile timber furnishing suits corporate break rooms, university canteen layouts, casual dining cafes, and modern office collaboration zones. It integrates naturally into open-plan workplace pantries, education hubs, and covered outdoor terrace amenity spaces. Specifiers frequently source this style when searching for slatted picnic tables, communal workbenches, collaborative canteen tables, or minimalist timber bench sets. The understated industrial framework coordinates effortlessly with exposed concrete finishes, industrial ductwork, and contemporary commercial interior schemes.