About this asset

This freestanding kitchen range Revit family provides a standard four-burner stove configuration with an integrated front-view oven door. Modelled with standard residential proportions, the appliance features an upper cooktop surface equipped with four surface cooking elements arranged in a classic quad layout. A rear backsplash panel rises behind the cooking surface to represent integrated controls. Below the cooktop, the front facade comprises a solid upper panel and a lower main oven door detailed with a horizontal pull handle and a glazed viewing window. The range sits on a recessed base plinth, maintaining an upright freestanding profile suited for sliding directly between standard base cabinetry runs.

The download is a 92 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 compact.rfa family directly into your Revit project environment to insert standard kitchen equipment. The component places easily onto floor levels or reference planes, aligning against back walls and adjacent casework. Because of its lightweight geometry, it keeps model sizes lean while populating elevations, 3D presentations, and specialty equipment schedules accurately without compromising viewport performance.

Designed primarily for residential architecture, this kitchen cooker fits single-family dwellings, apartment fit-outs, townhouses, and multi-unit housing developments. It serves spatial planning during schematic design and design development phases, helping teams verify appliance clearances, counter spacing, and kitchen ventilation layouts. Interior designers and BIM technicians frequently specify similar freestanding cooktops and domestic ranges alongside standard kitchen islands, base cabinets, and recirculating extractors.