Kitchen Sink Faucet – Kohler K-8762 Essex

This Revit family of the Kohler K-8762 Essex kitchen sink faucet features a classic deck-mounted design with dual lever handles. The Kohler K-8762 Essex is a traditional kitchen faucet featuring a high-arc spout and distinctive dual-lever handles for precise flow and temperature control. The geometry is defined by clean, rounded forms and a balanced silhouette that suits classic or transitional kitchen aesthetics. It includes a central body assembly with a deck-mounted base, two side-mounted lever handles, and a curved, elegant spout. The model displays a clear, wireframe-style representation typical of manufacturer-provided BIM components, focusing on accurate physical proportions and functional connection points for integration into architectural documentation and 3D coordination models.

The download is a 123 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.

Users can load this RFA file directly into a Revit project environment, placing it onto a countertop or sink family. The model includes standard MEP connection points, allowing for seamless integration into plumbing schedules and pipework systems. Designers should verify the family parameters to ensure correct material assignment if rendering is required, though this asset is primarily intended for documentation and coordination workflows within a BIM-managed project.

This faucet is suited for residential kitchen designs, including luxury apartment projects and traditional home renovations. It pairs well with undermount or drop-in kitchen sinks in both stone and stainless steel finishes. Professionals looking for reliable plumbing fixtures for project stages ranging from design development to construction documentation will find this component useful. It is commonly searched for during kitchen fit-out phases when coordinating sanitaryware and plumbing connections, ensuring that clearances for the faucet lever operation are maintained within the cabinetry design.