About this asset

This modern medical faucet Revit family features a high-arc gooseneck spout and dual ergonomic wrist-blade handles mounted on a deck plate. The fixture comprises an elongated gooseneck swivel spout with an aerator nozzle, anchored to a rectangular three-hole deck-mount base plate. Flanking the central spout are two quarter-turn wrist-blade handles elevated on bell-shaped escutcheon hubs, designed for hands-free or forearm operation. The tall vertical clearance provides generous working space underneath the discharge point. Rendered with clean geometric edges and a neutral metallic finish, the model accurately details the mechanical transitions between the cylindrical neck, contoured control levers, and the chamfered escutcheon baseplate for standard commercial installations.

The download is a 297 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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project template under the Plumbing Fixtures category. The family can be placed along countertop surfaces or integrated basin decks, providing clean linework in plan, section, and elevation views without bogging down model performance. Verify connector assignments for domestic hot and cold water supplies to ensure accurate MEP system integration and pipework connectivity within your BIM model.

Designed for commercial healthcare settings, laboratories, clinical scrub rooms, patient care suites, and accessible public restrooms. The assembly coordinates seamlessly with stainless steel utility sinks, clinical washbasins, and solid-surface prep stations across construction documentation and detail schedules. Specifiers frequently search for wrist-action faucets, clinical scrub fittings, healthcare tapware, dual-handle commercial faucets, and ADA-compliant gooseneck fixtures when outfitting medical treatment rooms, nursing stations, educational science labs, or institutional kitchen utility zones.