About this asset

This round metal wall escutcheon is a native Revit family designed for concealing pipe penetrations with a clean, modern finish. The Co-590-Rd is a circular wall escutcheon featuring a polished, reflective face plate and a threaded attachment mechanism. Its minimalist geometry is engineered to provide a seamless transition between exposed plumbing connections and finished wall surfaces. The component includes a central screw assembly, allowing for precise adjustment and secure mounting against tile, plaster, or drywall. With its simple, low-profile design, this trim piece effectively hides rough edges around water supply lines or waste pipes, maintaining a tidy appearance in high-end bathroom or utility room installations across diverse project types.

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 functions as a host-based family, allowing you to snap the escutcheon directly onto pipes or wall faces within your model. Once placed, adjust the depth parameters to ensure the plate sits flush against the finished wall surface. You can easily schedule this item as part of your plumbing fixtures or mechanical accessories list. Use the material editor to match the finish to other hardware, such as faucets or shower valves, ensuring consistency across your BIM project documentation.

This escutcheon is essential for finishing plumbing installations in residential bathrooms, commercial washrooms, and clinical environments. It is commonly specified for use with wall-mounted faucets, shower arms, and exposed pipework where a refined, professional aesthetic is required. Architects and MEP engineers will find this useful for detailed interior elevations and coordination drawings. Search for this item when you need to resolve junctions between wall finishes and mechanical services, specifically looking for terms like plumbing trim, pipe cover, or wall plate.