About this asset

A mobile steel rehabilitation exerciser Revit family, featuring an open base frame, forearm support pads, and lateral lever handles for therapy. Constructed from tubular metal framing, the unit features an open U-shaped wheeled base designed to accommodate user access or wheelchair clearance. Integrated baseplates and low-profile castors provide stability at the floor level. Vertical stanchions support dual contoured forearm resting pads connected by a horizontal crossbar with upright guide grips. Along the flanks, dual angled lever bars mount to lower pivots, fitted with hand pegs to facilitate guided upper-body resistance exercises. Clean geometric modeling defines the frame joints, mechanical pivots, and support pads for efficient coordination.

The download is a 246 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 this specialty equipment component directly into healthcare or clinical Revit project environments. Insert the freestanding family onto level datums within physical therapy gyms, accessibility coordination zones, or rehabilitation layout plans. In Revit views, the simplified line geometry displays crisply across floor plans, interior elevations, and coordination sections, maintaining clean documentation without overburdening system performance or model file size.

Designed for acute care hospitals, outpatient rehabilitation clinics, sports medicine facilities, and senior living wellness centers. This equipment model assists medical equipment planners and architects in verifying equipment clearances, transfer maneuvering zones, and physical therapy gym space allocations. Combine this unit with parallel bars, treatment tables, therapy stairs, and wheelchair accessible exercise stations during spatial programming, schematic design, and healthcare equipment documentation stages.