Modern French Door Refrigerator – LG LMXS28626

Featuring a four-door configuration with dual freezer drawers and an integrated dispenser, this modern refrigerator Revit family fits standard kitchen layouts. This freestanding appliance model represents a four-door French door refrigerator unit with distinct compartment articulation. The upper section features symmetrical twin cabinet doors fitted with elongated vertical bow handles, with the left leaf hosting an external ice and water dispenser niche. Below the primary refrigeration chamber, two stacked pull-out freezer drawers provide horizontal organization, each equipped with matching curved pull handles. Clean rectilinear outer casework defines the boundary conditions, creating clean clearances for casework integration, standard cabinetry reveals, and accurate spatial coordination within BIM models.

The download is a 1.1 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.

Supplied as an RFA component, the specialty equipment family loads directly into Revit project templates. Users can align the back and side faces flush with kitchen cabinetry runs or place it freestanding within an equipment alcove. For coordination and scheduling, verify electrical and plumbing connection parameters within family types, and establish project material assignments to control shaded elevations and realistic presentation renderings.

Intended for residential apartments, private residences, multifamily developments, and boutique hospitality suites, this refrigerator component assists designers during design development and construction documentation. It pairs seamlessly with built-in pantry units, kitchen islands, and base cabinet layouts. Specifiers and interior architects searching for French door refrigeration, four-door appliances, or branded kitchen equipment families can incorporate this asset directly into equipment schedules, kitchen elevations, and clearance studies.