About this asset

Stacked washer dryer Revit family features a compact vertical unitary footprint designed for residential coordination in Revit. A single vertical tower appliance combines an integrated washing machine and upper tumble dryer in a space-saving unitary footprint. The lower cabinet volume represents the washing unit, detailed with a recessed top opening hatch for top-loading access. Above, an angled transition throat leads to the upper dryer housing, which features an inclined front display face and an outlined rectangular access window. Clean rectilinear geometry defines the overall exterior envelope, indicating a continuous back column and standard utility cabinet proportions typical of stacked domestic laundry centers.

The download is a 51 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.

Loading this lightweight RFA component into a Revit project enables efficient spatial planning without inflating project file sizes. Architects and MEP consultants can place the unit against plumbing walls to verify utility riser rough-ins, water supply connections, electrical drops, and dryer exhaust duct clearances. Visibility settings and detail levels facilitate clean plan representations and accurate vertical section elevations in domestic utility schedules.

Intended for multi-family residential apartments, student housing, studio flats, compact hotel utility rooms, and modular homes, this appliance suits schematic space planning through design development. The unit fits snugly into laundry closets, bathroom alcoves, or integrated kitchen cabinetry runs. Designers frequently search for stacked laundry centers, unitary washer dryers, vertical washing towers, and compact laundry BIM families when coordinating tight utility corridors and mechanical MEP service shafts.