About this asset

Craftsman stepped fireplace chimney stack modeled as a Revit family, featuring a stepped masonry base, an open hearth, and a tall vertical flue. The massing features a stepped profile typical of traditional Craftsman and bungalow architecture. At the base, a rectangular hearth firebox opening sits centered between substantial pilasters, grounded on a flat hearth pad. Two stepped setbacks flank the firebox chamber, transitioning smoothly into a tall, slender vertical flue stack. The top terminates in a tapered chimney cap designed to shed water. Rendered with clean planar faces and crisp edges, this solid volume communicates mass and structural presence, providing an accurate spatial envelope for schematic masonry and chimney construction.

The download is a 184 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 family, the component loads directly into Autodesk Revit project environments. Position it against exterior wall assemblies or align it across floor levels to establish vertical circulation penetrations for mechanical flues and masonry shafts. Users can assign custom material finishes to the solid faces within the project, coordinate clearance around structural framing, and cut sections to verify roof-level flashing and chimney cap terminations.

This masonry fireplace stack suits residential architectural layouts, including single-family Craftsman homes, rustic mountain cabins, suburban villas, and historic renovations. Designers often specify it within living rooms, great rooms, or master bedroom suites. In early design and spatial coordination stages, it pairs cleanly with timber roof framing, pitched roof planes, and surrounding hearth casework, serving searches for chimney models, stepped fireplaces, and exterior flue breast geometries.