About this asset

This modern stainless-steel pool transfer grab bar is a functional Revit family designed for accessible swimming pool environments. The grab bar features a clean, utilitarian aesthetic suitable for high-traffic aquatic facilities. It consists of a tubular rail bent into a U-shape, anchored to the pool deck or wall via two circular flange plates. The diameter of the tubing is consistent throughout, providing a secure grip for users transitioning into or out of the water. The geometry is simple and robust, reflecting standard safety requirements for pool access. The finish is consistent with polished or brushed stainless steel, ensuring durability against moisture and chemical exposure in pool environments.

The download is a 471 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.

This Revit family is designed as a wall-hosted component, allowing for precise placement on vertical surfaces or pool-side kerbs. Users can easily load the file into a project and snap the base plates to the host element. The geometry is lightweight, making it efficient for large-scale site plans or detailed interior pool room models. Because the model is native to Revit, it integrates seamlessly with standard visibility settings and can be scheduled as part of the project's sanitaryware or site equipment list.

This asset is essential for projects requiring ADA compliance in aquatic spaces, such as public swimming pools, hotel leisure centres, and therapy clinics. It provides the necessary support for safe pool entry and exit, making it a critical component for inclusive design. Professionals can use this in late-stage design development or construction documentation to demonstrate accessibility standards. It pairs well with pool lift models, deck-mounted ladders, and non-slip surfacing materials, ensuring that all safety requirements for public and private pool facilities are met.