About this asset

Designed for contemporary kitchens, this five-burner gas hob Revit family features continuous cast-iron trivets and integrated dial controls in Revit. Physically modelled as a wide built-in cooktop, the unit presents five distinct gas burners arranged across an elongated rectangular plate. A heavy-duty wok burner anchors the left bay, while four standard burners occupy the central and right cooking zones. Continuous cast-iron pan supports span the surface in three interlocking sections, offering flat pot stability across burners. Front-mounted cylindrical control dials align along the lower perimeter for clear operation. Subtle bevel detailing frames the outer perimeter, accurately representing a flush or drop-in counter profile suited to modern kitchen worktops.

The download is a 4.2 MB 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 under Specialty Equipment. When placing onto kitchen islands or perimeter cabinetry runs, align the component with countertop cutouts. Geometry displays cleanly in fine-detail orthographic views, technical elevations, and section details without slowing down workspace performance, while assigned subcategories allow straightforward material overrides across documentation sets.

Suited to high-specification residential apartments, private villas, and boutique hospitality suites, this appliance fits seamlessly into custom joinery, island benches, and open-plan kitchen arrangements. Architects, interior designers, and MEP coordinators specify this component during detailed design and tender documentation phases when laying out residential cooking zones, coordinating countertop penetrations with gas supply lines, and scheduling built-in cooking appliances across equipment schedules.