About this asset

Constructed with an inclined timber frame, this freestanding towel rack Revit family features three tiered drying rails over a slatted base shelf. The assembly presents a rectilinear footprint with upright posts connected along an angled top pitch. Three cylindrical timber dowels bridge the side frames at progressive heights, allowing towels or linens to hang without overlapping. At the base, a flat slatted deck formed from longitudinal wooden planks provides lower storage for folded textiles, bath mats, or baskets. Rendered in a warm brown timber finish with exposed end-joint junctions, the piece demonstrates straightforward carpenter joinery. Its open, ladder-like vertical profile maximizes air circulation while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for tight circulation corridors.

The download is a 236 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.

As a native Revit family component, the unit inserts directly onto floor plans or finished level datums within interior layouts. Designers can align the family against tiled bathroom walls or float it within spacious master ensuites. Material definitions can be assigned or remapped via object properties to coordinate with millwork finishes or vanity cabinetry across specification schedules and documentation packages.

Ideal for residential master bathrooms, guest powder rooms, and boutique hospitality suites, this accessory complements rustic, Scandinavian, or country farmhouse design themes. Specifiers searching for a freestanding towel stand, timber drying rack, or slatted bathroom storage caddy will find this model well suited for early concept schematics through final interior elevations. It pairs naturally alongside freestanding soaking tubs, timber-framed vanity units, and walk-in shower wet rooms.