Revit Families for electrical engineering.

We know how frustrating it is working with generic families that don’t suit real project needs. That’s why we’ve designed every Revit Family here with clear function, consistent structure, and total flexibility

Understanding Our Product Range:

Our Revit Families are divided into two groups:

Group 1: Core 3D Families

These essential, face-based components are provided for future development or integration into more advanced composite families. They serve as foundational building blocks, allowing you to create customised configurations.

Group 2: Advanced Composite Families (Premium & Ultimate)

These comprehensive families combine core components with parametrically driven features such as symbols, height control, rotation, COBie parameters, colour control, and dynamic labels linked to customisable parameters. They are designed to enhance functionality and ease of use.

What’s Unique?

Each Revit Family integrates multiple nested components, symbols, shared parameters, custom materials, and formulas, offering unparalleled functionality and unrestricted rotation in the X, Y, and Z planes. Hosted on the floor or reference plane, our families can be used in projects without architectural models.

Rigorously designed for performance, our Revit Families are your go-to resource for your Building Information Modelling (BIM) projects.

💡 Our Families are built with purpose in mind!

The definition of the level of information contained in our Revit Families is proportional to its purpose provided by a combination of geometrical information and alphanumerical information.

The purpose

The families are defined to provide outputs suitable for:

• 2D drawing production,
• spatial coordination,
• clash detection,
• on-site construction,
• rendering purposes
• quantity take-off

We are proud of the rigorous, consistent naming and classification approach that has been developed in alignment with the industry-leading naming system established by Gavin Crump (BIM Guru).

Say goodbye to generic AutoCAD blocks.
Say hello to Revit families that actually work.