About this asset

This red metal fire hose cabinet is a Revit family featuring a glazed single door, designed for essential fire safety integration. This wall-mounted fire hose cabinet features a robust, powder-coated red metal enclosure with a prominent glazed front door. The glazing is divided by a grid pattern, providing visibility of the internal fire hose assembly. Side ventilation slots are integrated into the chassis for airflow. The unit is designed for surface mounting, with clean, functional lines suitable for industrial and commercial environments. The interior includes a coiled fire hose and nozzle assembly, accurately modelled to represent standard fire-fighting equipment found in circulation corridors and plant rooms.

The download is a 532 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.

In Revit, this family is best deployed as a wall-hosted element. Professionals should place the unit on interior partitions within circulation zones, ensuring it complies with local building codes regarding fire safety access. The model uses standard material parameters, allowing for easy adjustment of the casing colour to match specific interior design requirements or safety standards. Users can manage visibility settings to show or hide the internal hose assembly depending on the required level of detail for project documentation.

This cabinet is essential for fire safety planning in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and large residential complexes. It is typically positioned in stairwells, corridors, and near emergency exits. Architects and MEP engineers will use this asset during the design development and construction documentation stages to ensure code compliance for fire suppression systems. It pairs effectively with other life-safety building elements and signage, facilitating accurate scheduling and quantity take-offs for safety equipment procurement and installation throughout the building lifecycle.