About this asset

This deck-mounted swanneck laboratory faucet is a Revit family featuring a white finish with a green cold-water handle and hose barb. Engineered for laboratory and clinical environments, this swanneck faucet features a high-arc spout designed for clearance when using glassware or test tubes. The assembly includes a distinctive serrated hose barb at the outlet, allowing for the secure attachment of flexible tubing. A standard cold-water valve is controlled by a prominent, ergonomically shaped green handle, clearly marked for identification in a busy lab setting. The entire unit is finished in a clean white, suggesting a chemical-resistant coating suitable for stringent sanitary requirements. The base includes a circular escutcheon for a clean deck-mounted installation.

The download is a 379 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.

As a native Revit family, this faucet is designed for placement on flat surfaces such as laboratory benches or sink decks. Users can load this family into a project, snap it to the desired face, and connect it to cold water pipework systems using standard MEP connectors. The model is lightweight, ensuring minimal impact on project file size while maintaining sufficient detail for 3D visualisations and accurate scheduling within the plumbing fixture category of the project browser.

This faucet is specifically intended for science laboratories, school classrooms, healthcare facilities, and research institutions where cold-water access is required at the bench. It pairs effectively with stainless steel or epoxy resin sink units. Professionals should search for this component when specifying plumbing for science labs, clinical preparation rooms, or industrial testing environments. It provides the necessary functional detail for accurate MEP coordination and technical documentation during the design development and construction administration stages of institutional building projects.