Traditional Upright Console Piano with Bench

This upright console piano Revit family features a matching four-legged bench, modeled with compact vertical casework and individual keyboard keys. Designed as an upright studio instrument, the piece incorporates an enclosed vertical soundboard cabinet, a recessed upper panel, and an extended keybed with clearly delineated keys. Two vertical forward support posts connect the keybed structure down to low floor runners, reflecting standard console piano construction. Accompanying the instrument is a freestanding rectangular practice bench supported by four straight square legs. The clean geometric massing provides distinct boundary profiles in orthographic projections while maintaining a lightweight model structure suitable for spatial coordination without overburdening file performance.

The download is a 61 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.

As a native RFA component, the family inserts directly into floor plans with floor-based placement. Users can place the piano against interior partitions and reposition the detached bench for clearance studies. Geometry projects crisp line work in plan, elevation, and section views. Material finish parameters can be assigned via the family type properties to render timber veneers, satin lacquer, or polished ebonized finishes.

Ideal for schematic design and interior layouts across residential living rooms, private music studios, luxury hotel lobbies, and community centres. The unit also serves well in educational facilities such as music classrooms, performance practice suites, and school auditoriums. Specifiers and interior architects commonly search for upright piano family, acoustic piano model, studio piano, and music room equipment to verify acoustic zoning, path-of-travel clearances, and staging requirements.