Top-Freezer Refrigerator

Top-freezer refrigerator Revit family modelled with clean casework lines, twin compartment doors, and integrated vertical handles for kitchen layouts. Defined by standard residential proportions, this freestanding appliance features a split configuration with an upper freezer compartment and a primary lower refrigeration cabinet. The facade displays clean planar geometry with a distinct horizontal joint separating the two sections, complemented by an elongated vertical pull handle oriented on the left edge. A slight recessed toe-kick base lifts the main cabinet above floor level, maintaining alignment with adjoining counter plinths. The streamlined geometric definition provides clear outline boundaries for architectural coordination without unnecessary polygon overhead.

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.

Load this Revit family directly into project files and place it hosted on floor levels adjacent to kitchen base casework. The lightweight component keeps project file sizes minimal while ensuring fast model regeneration during documentation. Adjust clearance offsets to coordinate with adjacent cabinetry depth, electrical service drops, and wall panel allowances in both plan and elevation views.

Ideal for schematic planning, permit sets, and detailed interior layouts across residential apartments, student housing, multi-family developments, and staff breakrooms. This asset complements standard base units, overhead cabinets, and countertop runs in residential kitchen layouts. Specifiers and space planners frequently search for top-mount fridge, residential appliance, kitchen equipment, and freestanding freezer BIM families when laying out standard galley kitchens, rental unit kitchenettes, and utility pantry spaces.