About this asset

Styled for modern kitchens, this gas cooktop Revit family features an asymmetric five-burner layout, front control dials, and continuous pan supports. Engineered as a flush or surface-mounted drop-in appliance, the cooktop incorporates five gas cooking zones arranged across a wide 90-centimetre profile. A dedicated large high-output burner occupies the left zone, while four auxiliary and semi-rapid burners sit to the right. Continuous cast trivets span across the cooking surface to support cookware across adjacent zones. Front-aligned rotary control dials provide independent burner ignition and flame adjustment. The slender perimeter rim facilitates a clean countertop transition, requiring a precise standard cutout for drop-in base cabinet installation.

The download is a 594 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 and place it onto a kitchen countertop or base casework family. The built-in geometry aligns with host work planes, allowing swift cutouts in joinery schedules. Component linework clearly reflects symbol conventions in both plan and elevation views for coordinated MEP kitchen documentation and mechanical gas connection coordination.

Ideal for residential interior packages, multi-family housing developments, and high-end hospitality suites, this appliance family equips contemporary kitchen layouts and preparation islands. Architects and interior designers specifying built-in hobs, drop-in cooktops, or five-burner ranges can incorporate this component during design development, technical design, and construction documentation phases. It pairs naturally with under-bench ovens, integrated range hoods, and custom millwork base cabinets.