01 Kitchen Revit Families
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- Set name: Kitchen
- Version 3.2.0
- Revit version: 2019
Description
This set of Revit families is made for modeling a kitchen in Autodesk Revit.
Using the families, you can create a kitchen according to exact dimensions and count the number of kitchen modules. Suitable for interior designers and architects. Families are not detailed enough for furniture makers.
Loading and placing into the project
In order to view and download the families from the set, you can open Project with kitchen and copy the families using the Ctrl+C key combination, and then paste them into your project Ctrl+V.
Or open the folder with family files and drag it into the project with the mouse.
2. SET STRUCTURE
The set includes the following families:
Base unit
Base unit (х1,х2,х3,х4)
Base unit 2 doors (2 дверцы, 2 ящика)
Base unit L-angle
Base unit V-angle
Wall unit
Wall unit
Wall unit L-angle
Tall unit
Tall unit (х1,х2,х3,х4,х5,х6)
Fillers
Filler
Corner filler
Panel
Panel with Gola
Others
Island worktop
3. COMMON ELEMENTS OF KITCHEN UNITS
Kitchen units - the main families of the set from which the kitchen is made.
In this chapter you will learn what elements units consist of and how to use them.
Common elements
Common elements - elements that are repeated in each kitchen unit.
The common elements of all kitchen units are:
Doors
Handles
Legs
Opening
Frame
Back (part of the frame)
Left End (part of the frame)
Right End (part of the frame)
Doors
Doors types can be selected in the drop-down list for each unit family. It is:
None
Standart (STD.)
Frame inside (FR.Inside)
Frame outside (FR.Outside)
Integrated up (INT.Up)
Integrated left (INT.LH)
Integrated right (INT.RH)
Integrated down (INT.Down)
Handles
Handles type
Handles types can be selected in the drop-down list for each unit family. It is:
None
D-shape
Built-in
Round
Т-bar
For built-in handles you need to set the Handle.Offset = 2mm so that it moves to the edge of the door.
The T-bar display changes with different handle lengths (Handle.Length).
Handles position
The placement of handles is not made by a drop-down list, but simply by numbers from 1 to 9. Visually, this is similar to the placement of numbers from a keyboard. You can also look at the tooltip in the H.Position parameter itself.
The position of the handles can be horizontal or vertical. The Handle.Horizontal parameter is responsible for this.
Opening
Opening types can be selected in the drop-down list for each unit family. It is:
None
Left (LH)
Right (RH)
Down
Up
Drawer
Double
Left slide (LH Slide)
Right slide (RH Slide)
Double slide
Lift up
Lift oblique
Folder
2 drawers
Doors opening does not depend on the handles position.
To turn on Opening RU or ENG, you need to go to View Visibility and then to Furniture.
End
Left end (LH) and Right end (RH) are present in all frames and can be turned off if necessary. But they are on by default.
LH.End, R.End - add an additional panel to the side and cover the end of the door.
In units that are installed on the floor, additional parameters are added to the ends. These are: LH.Floor-standing, RH.Floor-standing (which allows the ends to be lowered to the floor) and LH.End, RH.End.
4. FAMILIES: PARAMETERS AND ELEMENTS
Base unit
Base unit is used to build kitchen cabinets, which are placed on the floor and serve as a work surface for cooking.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Worktop
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Shelf
Hidden drawer (displayed by line pattern)
Legs
Gola
different options for the End, which were mentioned previously
There is also Equipment:
Hob
Sink (and Fauset automatically ON)
Equipment in the Door
Family types
Family types are named by the number of doors in the unit:
х1
х2
х3
х4
The numbers of the doors go in order from bottom to top, where D1 is the lower door, and D4 is the upper door.
To change the number of doors in the Base unit, you need to select the appropriate family type, and not instance parameters. If there is one door, then choose x1. If there are two doors - x2. And so on up to four doors, this is the maximum value in this family.
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness, Worktop thickness, Plinth - individual parameters.
Worktop depth in the top view has a fixed value and consists of the dimensions: Depth + Door thickness + 5mm.
There are gray parameters that cannot be controlled. But they are needed to understand the size calculations. For example, Worktop height. The parameter summarizes all heights and shows the important end point of the worktop when Worktop is enabled. (see pictures)
Due to the fact that there are 4 family types in the family, which means there are 4 doors; you can change individual parameters specifically for each.
If family type x1 is selected, then we change all the parameters with the number 1: D1.Height (in x1 it is equal to the height of the frame), E1.Type, E1.Closed, D1.Type, D1.Opening, H1.Position. If x2 is selected, then we change all parameters with numbers 1 and 2.
It is better to start building D.Height from the lower, first door. Because D.Height of the last, upper door does not work.
For example, family type x3 is selected, D1.Height and D2.Height will be changeable, and D3.Height is calculated based on the first two heights.
If D.Height is more than frame Height, there will be an error. If this happens, simply go back and put smaller values in D.Height.
Hob
Hob types can be selected in the drop-down list. It is:
300 (2 burner)
450 (3 burner)
580 (4 burner)
880 (6 burner)
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Hob. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Sink
There are two types of Sink, which are selected in the drop-down list. It is:
Topmount
Undermount
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Sink. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Kitchen faucet to the Sink:
height 360
height 450
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Kitchen faucet.
The Sink and Hob on the worktop can be moved to the left or to the right of the central axis.
There is also a parameter for the sink - Sink width.
If the configuration of these elements does not suit you, turn them off and place a separate family in the project.
Gola
Gola can be placed on top of the frame, under the worktop - this is Gola 1. And the Gola 2 handle will be between the drawers in the center of the frame. The height of the frame can be higher/lower, but the height of the individual doors in this case changes equally, Gola 2 is always in the center.
Equipment
Equipment can be installed in place of the door. To do this, you need to select the door number and equipment type from the drop-down list.
There are several types of equipment:
Built-in
Integrated
Built-in equipment:
Wine built-in
Oven built-in
Coffee machine
Microwave built-in
Freezer built-in
Dish warmer
Fridge built-in
Dish dryer
Integrated equipment:
Wine integrated
Freezer integrated
Dishwasher integrated
Washing machine
Fridge integrated
Materials
Base unit 2 doors
Base unit 2 doors is used to build kitchen cabinets, which are placed on the floor and serve as a work surface for cooking. Unlike the Base unit, there is no equipment in the doors, and the number of doors is only 2.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Worktop
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Legs
Gola
different options for the End, which were mentioned previously
There is also Equipment:
Hob
Sink (and Fauset automatically ON)
Family types
Family types are named by the type of opening in the unit:
2 doors
2 drawers
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness, Worktop thickness, Plinth - individual parameters.
Worktop depth in the top view has a fixed value and consists of the dimensions: Depth + Door thickness + 5mm.
There are gray parameters that cannot be controlled. But they are needed to understand the size calculations. For example, Worktop height. The parameter summarizes all heights and shows the important end point of the worktop when Worktop is enabled. (see pictures)
In this family, the height and width of the doors do not need to be placed; everything is calculated automatically based on the overall dimensions of the unit.
Hob
Hob types can be selected in the drop-down list. It is:
300 (2 burner)
450 (3 burner)
580 (4 burner)
880 (6 burner)
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Hob. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Sink
There are two types of Sink, which are selected in the drop-down list. It is:
Topmount
Undermount
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Sink. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Kitchen faucet to the Sink:
height 360
height 450
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Kitchen faucet.
The Sink and Hob on the worktop can be moved to the left or to the right of the central axis.
There is also a parameter for the sink - Sink width.
If the configuration of these elements does not suit you, turn them off and place a separate family in the project.
Gola
Gola can be placed on top of the frame, under the worktop - this is Gola 1.
Materials
Base unit L-angle
Base unit L-angle is used to build corner kitchen cabinets, which are placed on the floor and serve as a work surface for cooking. Unlike the Base unit, there is no equipment in the doors, and the number of doors is only 1.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Worktop
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Finished side
Filler
Legs
Gola
different options for the End, which were mentioned previously
There is also Equipment:
Hob
Sink (and Fauset automatically ON)
There are no family types.
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness, Worktop thickness, Plinth - individual parameters.
Worktop depth in the top view has a fixed value and consists of the dimensions: Depth + Door thickness + 5mm.
There are gray parameters that cannot be controlled. But they are needed to understand the size calculations. For example, Worktop height. The parameter summarizes all heights and shows the important end point of the worktop when Worktop is enabled. (see pictures)
In this family, the height and width of the doors do not need to be placed; everything is calculated automatically based on the overall dimensions of the unit.
Hob
Hob types can be selected in the drop-down list. It is:
300 (2 burner)
450 (3 burner)
580 (4 burner)
880 (6 burner)
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Hob. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Sink
There are two types of Sink, which are selected in the drop-down list. It is:
Topmount
Undermount
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Sink. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Kitchen faucet to the Sink:
height 360
height 450
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Kitchen faucet.
The Sink and Hob on the worktop can be moved to the left or to the right of the central axis.
There is also a parameter for the sink - Sink width.
If the configuration of these elements does not suit you, turn them off and place a separate family in the project.
Gola
Gola can be placed on top of the frame, under the worktop - this is Gola 1.
Materials
Base unit V-angle
Base unit V-angle is used to build corner kitchen cabinets, which are placed on the floor and serve as a work surface for cooking. Unlike the Base unit, there is no equipment in the doors, and the number of doors is only 1.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Worktop
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Legs
End: Left, Right
There is also Equipment:
Hob
Sink (and Fauset automatically ON)
There are no family types.
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness, Worktop thickness, Plinth - individual parameters.
Worktop depth in the top view has a fixed value and consists of the dimensions: Depth + Door thickness + 5mm.
There are gray parameters that cannot be controlled. But they are needed to understand the size calculations. For example, Worktop height. The parameter summarizes all heights and shows the important end point of the worktop when Worktop is enabled. (see pictures)
In this family, the height and width of the doors do not need to be placed; everything is calculated automatically based on the overall dimensions of the unit.
Hob
Hob types can be selected in the drop-down list. It is:
300 (2 burner)
450 (3 burner)
580 (4 burner)
880 (6 burner)
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Hob. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Sink
There are two types of Sink, which are selected in the drop-down list. It is:
Topmount
Undermount
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Sink. Because various other families are loaded into the drop-down lists and do not need to be selected.
Kitchen faucet to the Sink:
height 360
height 450
Be sure to choose types with the initial heading INT 02 Kitchen faucet.
The sink/hob on the worktop are placed on the central axis and DO NOT move left/right.
There is also a parameter for the sink - Sink width.If the configuration of these elements does not suit you, turn them off and place a separate family in the project.
Materials
Tall unit
Tall unit is used to build floor-standing column cabinets for the kitchen. With or without built-in equipment.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Worktop
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Legs
Gola
different options for the End, which were mentioned previously
There is also Equipment:
Equipment in the Door
Family types
Family types are named by the number of doors in the unit:
х1
х2
х3
х4
х5
х6
The numbers of the doors go in order from bottom to top, where D1 is the lower door, and D6 is the upper door.
To change the number of doors in the Base unit, you need to select the appropriate family type, and not instance parameters. If there is one door, then choose x1. If there are two doors - x2. And so on up to six doors, this is the maximum value in this family.
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness, Plinth - individual parameters.
Due to the fact that there are 6 family types in the family, which means there are 6 doors; you can change individual parameters specifically for each.
If family type x1 is selected, then we change all the parameters with the number 1: D1.Height (in x1 it is equal to the height of the frame), E1.Type, E1.Closed, D1.Type, D1.Opening, H1.Position. If x2 is selected, then we change all parameters with numbers 1 and 2.
It is better to start building D.Height from the lower, first door. Because D.Height of the last, upper door does not work.
For example, family type x3 is selected, D1.Height and D2.Height will be changeable, and D3.Height is calculated based on the first two heights.
If D.Height is more than frame Height, there will be an error. If this happens, simply go back and put smaller values in D.Height.
Gola
Gola handles in the Tall unit can be placed vertically on the left and right of the frame, and also horizontally between Doors - this is Gola 1, Gola 2, Gola 3, Gola 4.
Equipment
Equipment can be installed in place of the door. To do this, you need to select the serial number of the door, where to place the equipment (E.Position) and the equipment type from the drop-down list. Heading - INT 02 E.
There are several types of equipment:
Built-in
Integrated
Built-in equipment:
Wine built-in
Oven built-in
Coffee machine
Microwave built-in
Freezer built-in
Dish warmer
Fridge built-in
Dish dryer
Integrated equipment:
Wine integrated
Freezer integrated
Dishwasher integrated
Washing machine
Fridge integrated
By default, the equipment has the door height in which it is installed. But if you need to change the dimensions, then put the number 0 in the E.Position parameter and the equipment is freely placed as needed for a specific case. To do this, change E.Base and E.Height.
Materials
Wall unit
Wall unit is used to build kitchen wall cabinets.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Lighting
Shelves
End: Left, Right
There is also Equipment:
Equipment in the Door
Number of doors
To change the number of doors in the wall unit, you need to select instance parameters, because there are no family types in the family.
There are Doors:
Door 1 (by default)
Double doors
2 doors (you can add Folder opening to this parameter and the top handle will disappear)
Number of shelves
The number of shelves in the wall unit can be from 1 to 3.
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness - individual parameters.
Doors elongation moves the door downward from the frame by a specified distance.
Equipment
Equipment can be installed in place of the first/lower door. To do this, you need to select the equipment type from the drop-down list. Equipment type, Heading - INT 02 Wall E.
There are several types of equipment:
Hood integrated
Hood telescopic
Microwave built-in
Dish dryer
Materials
Wall unit L-angle
Wall unit L-angle is used to build corner kitchen wall cabinets.
Here you can on/off the following elements:
Handles
Doors
Frame
Back
Lighting
Shelves
End: Left, Right
Number of shelves
The number of shelves in the wall unit can be from 1 to 3.
Dimensions
Width, Depth, Height of the unit are the dimensions of the frame. Door thickness - individual parameters.
Doors elongation moves the door downward from the frame by a specified distance.
Materials
5. STYLING
Graphics settings
To change the color/weight/pattern of family lines, you need to go to Manage - Object Styles - Furniture/ Plumbing Fixtures/ Mechanical Equipment
Marking
At a Fine detail level, Equipment text symbols do not appear on floor plans. But if you turn on the Medium or Coarse detail level, the text will be visible.
To change the text symbol of equipment, you need to select the equipment in the unit using the Tab key and click Edit Type, then Type Comments.