About this asset

Built for specialised clinical workflows, this stainless steel mortuary refrigerator Revit family features a three-tier stacked cold storage design. Engineered with a robust sheet metal construction, the unit presents a tall, deep form factor clad in satin-finished stainless steel panels. Three full-width doors are stacked vertically along the front elevation, providing access to individual storage chambers. Above the uppermost compartment, an angled control fascia houses an operational interface complete with digital status indicators and switches. The top open service cavity exposes modelled refrigeration components, including dual compressor canisters and condenser blocks, while the entire assembly rests on low-profile metallic levelling feet.

The download is a 696 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.

Designed for healthcare BIM modeling in Revit, this specialty equipment family loads directly into technical floor plans as a freestanding floor component. Users can position the unit against service walls while maintaining necessary frontal clearance for body tray extraction and maintenance access. The geometry schedules accurately under Specialty Equipment, supporting electrical load calculations, space planning, and clean drawing production across 2D elevations and section cuts.

This cadaver cooler is intended for hospital mortuaries, forensic pathology laboratories, municipal coroners' offices, and commercial funeral care facilities. In technical medical fit-out documentation, it interfaces seamlessly with stainless steel autopsy tables, body hoists, and clinical drainage infrastructure. Specifiers frequently search for three-tier mortuary refrigerators, hospital morgue storage, and refrigerated specimen cabinets during healthcare facility development and technical space planning.