Round Cleanout Cover with Cast Iron Housing Co-450-Rd

This round cleanout cover with a cast iron housing is a Revit family designed for plumbing and drainage access points. The cleanout assembly consists of a heavy-duty cylindrical cast iron housing featuring a textured, concentric-ring face and a polished stainless-steel circular cover plate. The components are joined by a central threaded stem, allowing for adjustable positioning during installation. This hardware provides a robust solution for maintaining access to sanitary drainage systems. The dark grey finish of the cast iron contrasts with the reflective, bright finish of the steel cover, ensuring it remains visible while providing a clean, professional finish once installed flush within a finished floor or wall surface.

The download is a 369 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.

In Revit, this component is typically deployed as a face-based family, allowing for placement on floor or wall hosts. Users should ensure the host surface is correctly defined to allow the cleanout to recess properly. Once placed, the family can be aligned with MEP pipework systems to indicate access points for maintenance. It is advisable to manage the visibility of this element using dedicated subcategories within the project's view templates to control its display in both plan and section documentation.

This cleanout is an essential technical asset for MEP engineers and architects detailing sanitary or storm drainage systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. It is commonly specified for plant rooms, bathrooms, utility areas, and exterior pavement sections where pipe access is required for inspection or cleaning. Professionals searching for this component will find it useful for precise MEP coordination, clash detection, and accurate construction documentation, ensuring that drainage maintenance requirements are clearly indicated within the building's technical design and BIM model.