About this asset

Engineered for MEP and architectural coordination, this red metal combination fire cabinet Revit family incorporates an extinguisher and hose rack. The unit features a tall, vertical rectangular enclosure rendered in vibrant signal red sheet metal. Inside, an internal horizontal divider separates the interior into two distinct functional compartments. The upper chamber houses a cylinder fire extinguisher complete with handle, valve assembly, and flexible delivery nozzle. The lower section contains a vertical folded canvas fire hose arranged on an internal rack, accompanied by a side connection node. Its clean, sharp geometry captures essential exterior clearances, door framing, and interior equipment volumes for clash detection and spatial planning without unneeded polygon overhead.

The download is a 584 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 building model to define life safety provisions and MEP risers. Position the cabinet flush against or recessed into corridor partitions depending on wall assembly depth. System connectors enable clean coordination with wet standpipe distribution networks. Material parameters allow quick adjustment of the red enamel finish or signage symbology to match local regulatory standards and presentation graphics.

Essential for commercial facilities, this combination fire cabinet suits high-traffic circulation routes in office towers, healthcare centres, educational buildings, and industrial warehouses. It integrates seamlessly into egress corridors, service cores, stair vestibules, and carpark lobbies where code-mandated emergency equipment must remain readily accessible. Specification teams frequently search for combination hose cabinets, recessed fire extinguisher enclosures, standpipe stations, and life safety BIM families when compiling code compliance sheets and life safety schematics.