About this asset

Supplied as a Revit family, this industrial steel countertop charbroiler features sloped cast-metal cooking grates for commercial food service layouts. Modelled as a compact commercial cooking unit, the charbroiler features a rectangular metal housing with an inclined top cooking surface. A dense array of sloped grill grates finishes the upper tier, providing the primary cooking plane typical of back-of-house equipment. The lower section includes an open recess beneath the front apron panel, simulating clearance for standard grease trays, undercounter storage, or modular base mounting. Rendered in uniform grey and dark tones, the geometry emphasizes functional clearances and essential volume definition without unnecessary decorative overhead.

The download is a 236 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.

BIM managers and food service consultants can load this lightweight RFA component directly into architectural or MEP equipment plans. The clean solid geometry ensures fast viewport navigation and seamless integration into commercial kitchen schedules. Users can align the unit along stainless preparation counters, coordinate under-hood ventilation clearances, and assign custom project materials or MEP connector overrides within the family environment.

This equipment component fits hospitality layouts, including restaurant kitchens, hotel catering suites, corporate cafeterias, and institutional dining facilities. It aligns with heavy-duty cooking lines, pairing with exhaust hoods, griddles, fryers, and stainless worktables. Kitchen designers and MEP coordinators searching for a commercial grill, countertop charbroiler, restaurant char rock broiler, or commercial cooking block will find it practical for schematic space programming through design development documentation.