About this asset

Designed for domestic utility layouts, this freestanding top-load washing machine Revit family features an integrated rear control console. Modeled as a standard residential laundry unit, the appliance comprises a cubic cabinet body with an inset top-access door, a recessed toe-kick base, and an angled rear control console. The upright backsplash panel incorporates schematic rotary control knobs and indicator graphics. Finished in crisp appliance white with subtle detailing for seam clearances, lid handle recesses, and perimeter trim, the family maintains clean, lightweight geometry. The compact footprint and clean planar surfaces ensure precise spatial coordination without burdening project performance or model file sizes.

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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project under the specialty equipment category. Place the freestanding family on the finished floor level, aligning it against plumbing clearance walls. Assign project-specific parameter values, adjust graphical visibility display rules, and connect standard MEP cold water, hot water, and sanitary drainage connectors where present. The streamlined solid modeling prevents viewport latency across floor plans, elevations, and documentation sections.

Ideal for residential apartments, single-family homes, multi-family student housing, and hospitality staff laundry zones, this washer suits utility closets, mudrooms, and dedicated laundry rooms. Interior designers and BIM technicians typically pair it with matching tumble dryers, overhead cabinetry, deep utility sinks, and stone folding countertops. When specifying equipment schedules during schematic design and design development, search terms like residential washer, top loading laundry appliance, and utility equipment ensure quick selection.