About this asset

Domed dark green kamado grill Revit family providing an outdoor ceramic charcoal smoker asset with top vent hardware and wooden grip handle. Designed with classic kamado proportions, the unit features an egg-shaped heavy ceramic body finished in dimpled dark green glaze. A dual-piece construction divides the main bowl from the hinged dome lid, joined by a circumferential dark metal tension band. Mounted at the apex sits a cylindrical damper chimney cap in black metal alongside a circular lid thermometer display. A rectangular timber handle projects horizontally across the front edge to facilitate lifting. The geometry sits flush within an exterior countertop opening, making it suitable for drop-in outdoor kitchen casework.

The download is a 717 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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project environment to position it within architectural joinery or outdoor millwork layouts. Align the unit to countertop cutouts or island casework using standard reference planes. Verify component category settings under specialty equipment to ensure clean graphic overrides in shaded elevations, plan layouts, and section views. Material assignments can be checked in the type properties to coordinate realistic render appearances in Enscape or Twinmotion.

Suited to residential alfresco areas, terrace dining layouts, and boutique hospitality patio schemes, this barbecue cooker integrates seamlessly into custom outdoor kitchens, poolside cooking pavilions, and garden barbecue stations. Landscape architects and interior designers commonly search for built-in smoker families, ceramic egg grills, outdoor cooking appliances, and patio kitchen equipment when coordinating outdoor entertaining spaces from concept presentation through detailed technical drawings and joinery documentation.