About this asset

Floor standing condensing boiler Revit family featuring a modular dual-tier casing, rear header pipework, and flanged connection manifolds for plant rooms. The unit features a vertical, floor-mounted enclosure composed of two stacked module bays finished in dark slate grey and off-white sheet metal casing. Integrated recessed handles detail the front access doors alongside a central display panel. Mounted directly behind the cabinet is a rear structural support bracket carrying a vertical flue collector and horizontal distribution manifold pipework complete with circular mounting flanges. The compact footprint emphasizes vertical stacking, providing a realistic geometric representation of modular commercial boiler hardware including primary hydraulic connections and exhaust take-offs.

The download is a 7.1 MB 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 RFA component directly into building services and mechanical project models. As a floor-standing asset, it aligns cleanly to finished floor levels within mechanical basements and rooftop plant rooms. The modelled connection stubs and flanged headers facilitate accurate routing of supply and return hydronic pipework, gas feeds, and flue runs while assisting spatial coordination and service clearance verification during clash detection.

Suited to commercial heating schemes, district heating substations, and large-scale residential developments, this mechanical equipment model supports technical design stages and detailed MEP coordination. It integrates seamlessly into central boiler houses, utility plant rooms, and building refurbishment drawings. Engineers searching for commercial gas boilers, modular heating plant, condensing water heaters, and hydronic heating systems will find this asset ideal for laying out plant footprints and verifying maintenance access zones alongside pumps, expansion vessels, and pressurisation units.