Revit routines for restroom design

[admin.163365]

Does anyone know if Revit (or an add-on to Revit) does something similar to the Autocad restroom package from this site:

http://www.architechtools.com/

I'm sure Revit has the capability. Just wondering if anyone has automated things like stall layout to be that simple.

[moderator edit: please note, the above site belongs to the poster, although this questions makes it sound like it does not]

[Dimitri Harvalias]

You can do this quite easily using a line based family.

[Chad Smith]

I don't think it is quite that straight forward.

For instance you can't load a wall style into your line based family, which would provide the partitions between your stalls and something for the door objects to attach to.

Yes, you could manually model the walls and doors but they wouldn't be true walls and doors.
To do this the proper way, we would need the ability to load all object types into the line based family which would allow the ability to tag them correctly once in the project.

I think the closest you will come is to create a 'stall' group saved to your library.

[Dimitri Harvalias]

They are generally not walls and doors in the usual sense. I'm thinking more in terms of manufactured toilet partitions which could be tagged as required.

[vennix]

check out this site
http://revit.autodesk.com/library/html/index.html
autodesks own
search under the plumbing fixtures category in the french and yhe uk library.

These two combined should get you started.

Geert