About this asset

Designed for barrier-free washrooms, this accessible grab bar Revit family features an elongated tubular metal profile with integrated wall mounting plates. The fixture features an extended dual-rail tubular structure engineered to provide reliable support in barrier-free sanitation facilities. A continuous top rail extends horizontally before curving downward to meet the lower reinforcement rail, linked by an intermediate vertical brace that adds structural rigidity under point loads. At the rear, an integrated mounting flange connects the cantilevered assembly to the wall substrate. The minimalist profile exhibits smooth transitions and industrial functionalism, presenting clean linework suitable for technical drawing production, coordinated detailing, and spatial planning.

The download is a 102 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.

As a native Revit family, this component can be loaded directly into architectural project templates and positioned along bathroom wall assemblies. Users can place the fixture at standard mounting heights adjacent to sanitary ware, verify ADA or local accessibility clearances in plan and section views, and coordinate mounting reinforcement within stud partitions. The geometry exports cleanly to elevation schedules and interior documentation sheets.

This accessibility rail is configured for public restrooms, healthcare environments, hospital en-suites, assisted living quarters, and commercial office facilities requiring compliant barrier-free amenities. It pairs naturally with wall-hung accessible toilets, backrests, sensor flush plates, and Doc M sanitary packs. Architectural teams can integrate this component during spatial coordination and fit-out package development to verify wheelchair transfer zones, turning circles, and reach envelopes within technical drawing sets.