About this asset

Orange plastic traffic cones and delineator bollard family for Revit, featuring weighted black rubber bases and reflective white bands. This safety equipment collection includes a tall tubular delineator post and three conical traffic cones in graded heights. The post features an integrated top eyelet loop for hazard chain attachment, a cylindrical red-orange body with a white retroreflective sleeve, and a heavy octagonal black base. Accompanying it are three standard safety cones moulded in high-visibility orange with central white reflective collars mounted on square weighted bases. Each element replicates standard highway delineation equipment with crisp geometry, durable polyethylene textures, and functional proportional heights suited for roadworks and perimeter demarcation.

The download is a 553 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.

Supplied as a native Revit family (.rfa), these elements can be loaded directly into site models, architectural coordination files, or logistics phasing plans. Users can place individual instances across site topographies, floor slabs, or paving components. The model allows placement along construction boundaries or temporary vehicular detours, providing clear visual hazard communication in site logistics drawings, phase sequence views, and technical render exports.

Primarily developed for civil engineering, transport planning, and construction site management, this traffic management collection suits roadside works, car park demarcations, pedestrian re-routing, and building maintenance zones. The models integrate seamlessly into urban streetscape studies, industrial facility safety plans, and commercial landscape layouts. Specifiers and BIM coordinators can utilize these assets when documenting temporary traffic management plans, staging sequences, and site access coordination drawings alongside temporary hoarding, fencing, and access gates.