About this asset

Modern built-in teppanyaki plate Revit family featuring a flat grilling surface bordered by a slim rounded profile for custom countertop layouts. Modeled with a clean, low-profile footprint, this built-in teppanyaki cooktop consists of a flat cooking zone recessed within a perimeter drainage groove and a protective outer rim. The rectangular assembly presents a uniform grey metallic finish representative of brushed stainless steel. Rounded external corners allow flush or inset integration into millwork and stone surfaces without intrusive bezels. The uncluttered geometry focuses on accurate outer clearances, cut-out bounding lines, and smooth top-face presentation essential for interior design schemes, equipment scheduling, and technical kitchen documentation.

The download is a 184 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 family directly into Revit project environments to insert onto benchtop surfaces or nested joinery components. The lightweight geometry keeps file performance optimal across extensive architectural models without redundant polygons. Assign project materials to the stainless steel body to coordinate finishes across adjacent induction units and cooking equipment, or integrate it into MEP drawings for appliance coordination and equipment schedules.

Tailored for upscale domestic kitchens, open-plan penthouse cooking zones, and teppanyaki prep stations in boutique hospitality suites. The unit pairs seamlessly with modular induction domino hobs, downdraft extractors, and solid-surface kitchen islands. Interior architects specifying luxury culinary spaces or drafting joinery shop drawings rely on accurate built-in cooking plate models to secure realistic spatial coordination, clearance verification, and polished perspective views.