About this asset

This traditional black iron fence is a Revit family featuring vertical pickets topped with finials and a decorative ring rail. This traditional iron fence features a robust, formal aesthetic defined by evenly spaced vertical pickets. Each picket is terminated with a pointed spear-head finial, adding a classic architectural detail. The panel is structurally reinforced by two horizontal rails, each integrated with a series of circular decorative rings. The assembly is finished in a uniform black, suggesting a powder-coated or painted metal finish. The proportions are balanced, providing a clear, repetitive rhythm that is well-suited for defining property boundaries or garden perimeters while maintaining a sense of openness and visual transparency.

The download is a 471 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 Revit family, this fence component is designed for placement along property lines or site boundaries. Users can load the file into a project and host it within a railing system or array it as a standalone model element. The geometry is clean, ensuring efficient performance in large site plans or 3D exterior visualisations. Material parameters can be assigned to the iron surfaces to control the final render appearance, allowing for quick adjustments to the colour or metallic finish during the design phase.

This fence is ideal for residential projects, particularly for defining garden borders, courtyard perimeters, or historic property boundaries. It pairs effectively with traditional brick or stone masonry walls and complements classic architectural styles. Professionals searching for perimeter security elements, decorative metalwork, or site boundary solutions will find this asset suitable for both schematic design and detailed construction documentation. Its classic design makes it a versatile choice for landscape design, public park enclosures, or heritage-style residential master planning where a formal boundary is required.