About this asset

This modern embankment stainless steel slide Revit family is designed for seamless integration into sloped site topography. Engineered for durability and safety, this slide features a high-grade stainless steel chute with integrated side rails. The form is specifically contoured to follow the profile of a landscape embankment or stepped retaining wall, allowing for a flush, safe transition from the upper platform to the ground level. The polished metal surface provides a low-friction finish, while the structural supports are designed to be anchored into concrete or stone terrain. Its clean, minimalist geometry ensures it complements contemporary public spaces, school grounds, or private residential garden projects without visual clutter.

The download is a 389 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 family is typically placed as a face-based or hosted component against a sloped topography surface or a retaining wall element. Users should ensure the host surface is correctly modelled to match the slide's landing angle. Adjusting the base offset allows for precise positioning on varying terrain heights. Standard material parameters allow for the adjustment of the steel finish, while visibility settings can be managed via subcategories to control the level of detail across different project views.

Ideal for landscape architects and designers working on recreational projects, this slide is a functional asset for parks, primary schools, and modern residential developments. It is commonly specified when creating active play zones or naturalistic playgrounds that utilise existing site gradients. Professionals searching for playground equipment, outdoor recreational assets, or site-specific play structures will find this component efficient for quick site planning and visualisations. It pairs effectively with natural timber retaining walls, concrete steps, and soft landscaping elements like bark or gravel.