About this asset

This industrial grey metal rooftop makeup air unit Revit family provides a clean geometric blockout for commercial MEP design and coordination. The model features a simplified volumetric representation of an exterior mechanical air handler. It depicts a tapered weather intake hood on the upstream end, transitioning into an elevated central filter or mixing casing, followed by an elongated blower and burner housing. Structural mounting legs support the front section while an integrated curb block establishes the down-discharge or support base at the rear. Finished in neutral grey shading, the geometry isolates the principal clearance boundaries and outer form factor without intricate internal components.

The download is a 348 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 RFA component directly into your Revit project to represent rooftop mechanical plant. Position the unit across flat roofs, structural steel dunnage, or curb penetrations during concept and schematic design stages. Designers can align ductwork and route supply runs directly against the unit footprint, establishing proper service zones and clash envelopes in federated BIM coordination models.

Engineered for commercial kitchens, restaurant roofs, warehouses, laundries, and light industrial facilities, this component suits schemes requiring high-volume fresh air replacement. It pairs naturally with exhaust fans, louvered parapets, mechanical curbs, and roof duct runs. Specifiers and BIM coordinators searching for RTU assets, make-up air packages, or rooftop mechanical equipment will find it effective for spatial reservation and roof clash checks.