About this asset

Built from upcycled shipping pallet boards, this rustic table Revit family features a slatted top and open-bridge side supports. Conceived with an upcycled industrial aesthetic, this table utilizes standard timber pallet boards assembled into an inverted U-profile. The horizontal top plane consists of evenly spaced parallel timber slats resting on structural block spacers. Matching vertical side walls serve as monolithic slab legs, constructed with stacked horizontal slats fastened against internal timber bracing blocks. The open undercroft provides generous legroom and visual lightness, making it adaptable as an informal work desk, console, or casual display bench. Every individual slat joint, chamfer, and spacer block is cleanly defined in the geometry.

The download is a 645 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 furniture family directly into Revit projects to place on standard reference levels or host floors. The parametric geometry allows swift alignment within room layouts, while standard subcategories let users assign custom timber, stained pine, or painted finishes across the slats. The family displays crisp line work in hidden-line plan and elevation views without bogging down model performance.

Suited for creative workplace breakout zones, industrial loft residences, outdoor terrace lounges, and artisanal coffee shop interiors, this piece adds warmth and casual character to architectural schemes. Designers specify this asset when curating pallet furniture, reclaimed wood workbenches, or casual communal tables. It pairs naturally with metal-framed seating, concrete flooring, exposed brickwork, and informal studio accessories during schematic space planning and interior design documentation stages.