About this asset

This traditional close-boarded timber fence Revit family provides a clean, vertical boundary solution for residential landscape design. Constructed as a standard vertical close-boarded system, this fence features a series of parallel timber planks mounted to horizontal rails and a vertical end post. The design prioritises a consistent, clean finish with a natural wood aesthetic, suitable for defining property boundaries or garden zones. The structural elements are clearly defined, showing the overlap and attachment points typical of traditional timber fencing. With its straightforward, modular construction, the model maintains a light file size while providing the necessary visual detail for site plans, elevations, and 3D architectural visualisations in a BIM environment.

The download is a 246 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.

Load this family into your Revit project and place it within your site plan or 3D view to define property boundaries. Use the built-in instance parameter to adjust the width of the fence section as required for your specific site layout. Ensure the model is correctly aligned with your site topography or finished floor levels. You can easily apply custom wood material textures to the surfaces to match specific timber species or finishes specified in your project schedule.

Ideal for residential projects, garden designs, and site planning, this fence is a staple for defining private outdoor spaces. It pairs seamlessly with residential building models, landscape planting schemes, and exterior lighting plans. Professionals working on site development, plot layouts, or urban residential masterplanning will find this asset useful for creating accurate site context. Search for this item when you need a reliable, lightweight boundary solution that integrates efficiently into your overall site model and documentation sets for planning or construction stages.