About this asset

Constructed for dockside infrastructure, this industrial yellow cast steel marine bollard Revit family includes an integrated coiled mooring line. This maritime fixture features a robust tee-head horn geometry mounted atop a heavy-duty chamfered mounting base plate. Finished in a high-visibility safety yellow, the main body exhibits smooth curved transitions from the vertical neck to the angled crossbar lugs, engineered to secure heavy hawsers without slippage. Encircling the stem is a modeled hawser rope in a warm tan tone, completing several coils before extending outward. The clear silhouette and solid modeling cleanly represent standard port engineering hardware suited for medium-capacity vessel berthing arrangements.

The download is a 328 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 Revit drafting and coordination workflows, this specialty equipment family loads directly into site or structural models. Place the family along harbor walls, quay edges, or pier slabs, aligning the flat base geometry directly to structural concrete levels. Visibility parameters, standard linework styles, and project material overrides can be assigned to adapt graphics for technical general arrangement plans, sections, and realistic dockside visualisations.

Essential for maritime civil engineering, port terminals, ferry quays, industrial shipyards, and commercial marina planning, this component adds functional realism to waterfront developments. Civil engineers and architects can integrate this asset into schematics requiring mooring equipment, quay edge furniture, dockside fittings, and naval infrastructure. It pairs naturally with fender systems, dock ladders, concrete pier structures, and commercial vessel models during masterplanning and marine construction documentation.