About this asset

Modern straight metal grab bars provided as a clean Revit family, featuring tubular rails and circular wall mounting flanges for accessible bathroom layouts. This Revit asset depicts a pair of straight safety grab rails designed with a continuous cylindrical profile and 90-degree returned ends terminating in circular wall escutcheon plates. The tubular form offers a standard grip diameter suitable for accessibility compliance, presenting clean geometric lines without ornate detailing. Both units feature identical linear rail sections and round mounting flanges, representing durable metal or stainless steel commercial hardware. The streamlined geometry ensures efficient polygon density while providing sharp, readable linework in orthographic projections and realistic curvature in shaded perspectives.

The download is a 338 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 environment to outfit accessible restrooms and shower stalls. As standard wall accessories or plumbing fixture attachments, these bars snap into place against bathroom partition walls or tiled finishes. Check type parameters for dimensional adjustments or schedule tracking, and assign project-specific materials such as brushed stainless steel, chrome, or powder-coated finishes to match surrounding fittings.

Engineered for code-compliant restroom documentation, this grab bar pair is suitable for healthcare facilities, care homes, hospitality guest suites, and public commercial restrooms. It also integrates seamlessly into accessible residential master bathrooms, barrier-free en-suites, and roll-in showers alongside wall-hung toilets and walk-in shower pans. Architects and interior designers searching for ADA grab rails, hospital support bars, or stainless bathroom safety rails can drop this component into technical drawing sheets, interior elevations, and MEP coordinated packages.