About this asset

Engineered for patient transfer, this ceiling hoist Revit family provides an essential accessibility component with compact housing and attachment hardware. The unit features a compact, contoured cassette body fitted with dual lateral sling hooks, an integrated carry handle, and an overhead carabiner attachment for ceiling track coupling. Dimensional profiles indicate an overall width of 444 millimetres and a primary body width of 404 millimetres, standing 285 millimetres tall with an overall vertical drop of 385 millimetres including the connector. Clearly marked push-button control pads sit on both flanks for intuitive operation, while a bottom emergency release switch and robust mechanical suspension points provide structural safety for daily clinical handling.

The download is a 696 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.

Delivered as an RFA component for Autodesk Revit, this specialty equipment family loads directly into healthcare and residential interior models. Place the lift along ceiling track layouts or overhead rail systems, aligning the connector with structural support paths. Adjust family parameters and clearance requirements to verify spatial coordination within accessible ensuites, transfer zones, and bed bays without clashing with ceiling-level services.

Essential for healthcare architecture, this medical hoist family supports documentation across hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, and accessible residential developments. It coordinates directly with ceiling-mounted traverse rails, hospital beds, and accessible bathroom fixtures in schematic planning and technical detail stages. Specifiers searching for patient transfer lifts, overhead ceiling hoists, or disability access equipment can readily integrate the family to validate accessibility compliance and spatial clearances.