About this asset

This Vimetra folding partition wall is a Revit family featuring a contemporary wood-panelled design for flexible interior space division. The Vimetra folding partition wall consists of a series of vertical, wood-finished panels framed with slender metal profiles. Designed for an open configuration, the system allows for the seamless division of interior spaces while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. The wood panels feature a warm, natural grain, contrasting with the neutral grey metallic edges that define each segment. The system is top-hung, ensuring a clear floor threshold when in use. Its proportions are suited for standard ceiling heights, providing a versatile solution for adjusting room layouts in residential or commercial environments.

The download is a 543 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.

In Revit, this family functions as a hosted component. Users can load the RFA into their project and place it along defined reference lines or grid axes. The parametric nature allows for adjustment of panel width and overall wall length to match specific room dimensions. Materials can be modified via the project's object styles or instance parameters to match interior finishes, while the visibility settings allow for simplified representation in plan and elevation views during the design development phase.

Ideal for open-plan offices, luxury residential living areas, and hotel meeting spaces, this folding partition is essential for projects requiring adaptive spatial management. It pairs effectively with minimalist interior schemes, providing a functional way to create temporary privacy without permanent construction. Professionals typically search for this asset when specifying room dividers, acoustic separation, or flexible layouts for multi-use environments. The system is particularly useful during the interior fit-out stage for defining zones in large, open-concept floor plans where flexibility is a key requirement.