About this asset

Engineered for structural glazing assemblies, this four-way glass spider fitting Revit family provides articulated point-fix bolt connections in grey steel. The component models a heavy-duty four-arm spider bracket designed to secure four adjacent glass lites at an intersection. Radiating from a central mounting boss secured with a central hex bolt, the tapered cast arms curve outward and terminate in circular disc routel assemblies. Each articulation point integrates circular clamping washers, isolation gaskets, threaded studs, and hex adjustment nuts, depicting the precise mechanical clearances required for planar glass facades, overhead canopies, or structural glass fin attachments.

The download is a 594 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 this generic model or specialty equipment family directly into project files or nest it within custom curtain wall mullion, truss, or panel families. Users can align and lock the central connector to structural glass fins, tension rod trusses, or perimeter steel framing. Apply stainless steel or satin metal project materials to customize rendering and documentation appearance across technical elevations and detail sections.

Engineered for high-traffic public atriums, commercial lobbies, corporate office envelopes, airport concourses, and shopping center facades, this point support fitting suits detail documentation through technical BIM modeling stages. The fixture pairs naturally with frameless glass balustrades, structural glass fin walls, glazed skywalks, and glass canopies. Specifiers and facade engineers can deploy this component when coordinating envelope penetrations and structural glazing connections across large-format architectural assemblies.