About this asset

Engineered for commercial concealed wall installation, this steel double water closet carrier Revit family provides rigid back-to-back plumbing support. The fixture support assembly is constructed from heavy-gauge structural steel finished in a protective grey industrial coating. It features two vertical channel uprights anchored to rectangular base footings with pre-drilled floor mounting holes. A central horizontal cross-member bracing unit locks the posts together and secures horizontal carrier brackets extending in opposed directions for a back-to-back sanitary layout. Adjustable horizontal support arms incorporate slotted channels and threaded connection studs, designed to receive off-the-floor plumbing fixtures while transferring mechanical loads safely down to the structural floor slab.

The download is a 348 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 RFA component directly into your Revit project or standard plumbing template. Place the carrier within wall chases or MEP service cavities aligned with wall-hung plumbing layouts. Coordinate the upright positions with structural slab penetrations and drainage stacks. Verify rough-in dimensions against architectural partition widths, ensuring proper clearance behind finished drywall and accurate alignment with corresponding sanitaryware fixture connection points.

Suited for high-traffic commercial washrooms, educational facilities, healthcare institutions, and office buildings requiring back-to-back wall-hung toilets. Designers and MEP engineers incorporate concealed framing systems like this during design development and technical coordination to avoid clash conflicts between piping, in-wall framing, and partition studs. This asset supports clash detection routines, detailed plumbing chase sections, and submittal packages for off-the-floor water closet installations.