About this asset

Engineered for utility storage, this industrial modular water tank Revit family provides a five-bay corrugated assembly with dual top inspection ports. Presented in a narrow footprint, the assembly features five structural bays bounded by vertical framing members and capped with a rigid top deck. The longitudinal and end surfaces exhibit horizontal corrugated cladding in a muted green finish, reinforced by contrasting framing extrusions. Two circular access ports sit flush on the flat white upper deck to represent inspection hatches and filling points. An upper cylindrical penetration on the side panel indicates an overflow or inlet pipe connection, representing typical utility tank anatomy for site services and building equipment layouts.

The download is a 922 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.

Engineers and BIM coordinators can load this RFA component directly into MEP or architectural project environments. The family functions as floor-standing plumbing or mechanical equipment, enabling clear coordination with incoming stormwater risers, pump skids, and drainage lines. Its compact profile assists in clash detection within narrow plant recesses, boundary setbacks, and service risers.

Ideal for rainwater harvesting systems, potable water reserves, and irrigation buffering, this modular unit suits residential developments, light industrial facilities, and commercial utility yards. It integrates naturally alongside external service pathways, plant enclosures, boundary fences, and basement pump rooms. Search terms like rainwater retention tank, modular water cistern, slimline storage unit, and commercial plumbing plant apply directly to this configuration during technical detailing stages.