About this asset

A double-bowl kitchen sink Revit family modelled after the Kohler Hartland K-5823, featuring asymmetrical dual basins and three tap holes. Modeled with a distinctive double-basin layout, the unit displays a dropped partition dividing two generously proportioned wells. The rear ledge accommodates three pre-drilled tap holes aligned along an organic, scalloped deck outline. Smooth radiused corners define both the outer rim and the interior bowl contours, promoting ease of maintenance and an ergonomic profile. A standard round drain opening is centered in the basin floor, with subtle sloping designed to facilitate wastewater evacuation. Its self-rimming rim overhang is formed to rest directly on countertop cutouts.

The download is a 215 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 plumbing fixture family can be loaded directly into architectural or MEP project templates. Place the component onto casework countertops or work surfaces, coordinating cutouts with countertop parameters or void extrusions. MEP specialists can align cold and hot water supply pipes along with sanitary drainage directly to defined connector points, making it dependable for both construction documentation and schedule generation.

Suitable for residential kitchens, multi-family housing developments, and laundry or utility room specifications, this fixture integrates seamlessly into traditional, farmhouse, or transitional interiors. It pairs naturally with laminate, solid surface, or quartz countertops alongside deck-mounted gooseneck faucets and undermount cabinetry. Specifiers hunting for drop-in double sinks, two-bowl basin layouts, or enameled kitchen washbasins will find this component directly applicable for layout planning, equipment scheduling, and technical clearance checks.