About this asset

Supplied as a Revit family, this stainless steel janitorial unit by Armitage Shanks integrates an upper washbasin with a lower bucket sink and hinged grate. The assembly depicts a standard commercial janitorial sink station constructed in stainless steel with tubular supporting legs and a rear splashback panel. The split-level configuration incorporates an upper hand rinse basin equipped with tap holes, positioned above a lower floor-standing bucket hopper. A hinged metal grid covers the lower waste bowl to support buckets during filling and draining. In the scene, the fixture is presented alongside typical facility maintenance equipment including an electric floor buffer, a mobile drum vacuum cleaner, and a multi-shelf utility trolley fitted with dual waste compartments.

The download is a 850 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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project and place it against a plumbed service wall in plan or 3D views. Assign appropriate sanitary system connections for hot and cold water supplies as well as foul drainage lines. The stainless steel and coloured accessory materials can be adjusted via standard family parameters to match practice graphics standards or custom rendering workflows.

Tailored for back-of-house areas, this fixture fits janitor closets, cleaner stores, plant rooms, and commercial kitchen utility zones across healthcare, education, hospitality, and office schemes. It coordinates with floor drains, mop sinks, and service duct risers in detailed MEP layouts and technical equipment schedules. Architects and plumbing engineers commonly search for bucket sinks, sluice units, janitorial sinks, utility hoppers, and commercial cleaning stations when detailing facility maintenance spaces.