BIM Objects & Revit Families — OneTrack™ & MaxForce™
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Accurate Revit families for both systems. Drop in. Coordinate. Specify by name.
The Specification Gap Starts in the Model
Most motorized screen manufacturers don't provide BIM objects at all. The ones that do offer generic placeholder geometry that doesn't reflect actual track dimensions, mounting clearances, or material properties. The result is predictable: the architect has to build the object from scratch or skip the product entirely. When the builder's dealer offers a substitution in the field, there's nothing in the construction documents accurate enough to reject it.
That's not a product problem. It's a documentation problem — and it's the problem NextGenScreens was built to eliminate.
OneTrack™ and MaxForce™ Revit families are dimensionally accurate, mounting-configuration-specific, and formatted to the standards professionals actually use. Download, place, specify. The product that's in your model is the product that's in your documents.
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Patented Single-Track System
OneTrack™ Revit Family
The OneTrack™ Revit family reflects the Lock Tight Keder single-track system as manufactured — accurate track profile geometry, head and sill mounting configurations, and material property assignments for aluminum extrusion and screen fabric. Formatted for direct placement into residential, hospitality, and commercial models.
File Format: Revit .rfa Includes: Track profile · Head detail · Sill detail · Jamb conditions · Material assignments
Best For: Patio, lanai, covered terrace, moderate wind exposure applications
Patented Fixed-Track Hurricane System
MaxForce™ Revit Family
The MaxForce™ Revit family reflects the Fixed Hurricane Track system as manufactured — heavy-gauge aluminum track profile, reinforced head and sill mounting configurations specific to hurricane-zone attachment requirements, and material property assignments for OmegaTex fabric and marine-grade aluminum. Formatted for coastal residential, commercial, and hospitality models in high-wind zones.
File Format: Revit .rfa Includes: Fixed track profile · Hurricane-zone head detail · Sill detail · Reinforced jamb conditions · Material assignments
Best For: Coastal residential, commercial, HVHZ-designated applications, Miami-Dade NOA-required projects
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BIM object downloads require a one-time professional registration. Your registration gives you immediate access to BIM objects for both systems — plus CSI specs, engineering data, detail drawings, and all future specification updates as they're released. One registration. Complete access.
What the Revit Families Include — and Why It Matters
A BIM object is only useful if it reflects the product as it's actually built and installed. Both the OneTrack™ and MaxForce™ Revit families are built to that standard.
Dimensionally Accurate Track Geometry
Track profile dimensions reflect current production specifications — not rounded estimates. When your structural engineer coordinates clearances, the BIM object gives them the actual numbers.
Mounting Configuration Details
Both families include head, sill, and jamb configurations for standard mounting conditions. Professionals working on non-standard substrates can use these as the accurate starting point for project-specific modifications.
Material Property Assignments
Aluminum extrusion and screen fabric are assigned with correct material properties for rendering, coordination, and material takeoff purposes. The model reflects the product.
System-Specific Differentiation
OneTrack™ and MaxForce™ are different systems with different track profiles, different mounting requirements, and different structural implications. The Revit families reflect those differences — not a single generic object used for both.
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When It's in the Model, It Stays in the Spec
The specification that lives only in a written document is vulnerable. A dealer substitution gets proposed. The contractor's rep says the specified product isn't available in the required lead time. Value engineering targets anything without a documented performance justification in the construction drawings.
When OneTrack™ or MaxForce™ is modeled accurately in the BIM, it becomes part of the coordination record. Dimensions are coordinated. Clearances are documented. The product is embedded in the design intent in a way that a written substitution request has to actively argue against — not passively slip past.
This is why Fenetex built accurate Revit families, not generic placeholder geometry. When you specify a patented system with a documented BIM object, a PE-stamped engineering package, and a CSI 3-part spec behind it, the substitution argument becomes significantly harder to make.
Complete the Specification Package
The BIM objects are one component of the complete NextGenScreens specification package. Every additional document your construction drawings require is available in the same download library.
CSI 3-Part Specifications
Division 10 73 00 · .docx + PDF Ready for direct insertion into your project manual. Both systems.
Engineering Data Packages
PE-Stamped PDF Wind-load test reports, structural calculations, and deflection criteria. 100 MPH for OneTrack. 185 MPH / +/- 200 PSF for MaxForce.
Detail Drawings
DWG + PDF Head, sill, and jamb details for standard mounting conditions. Both systems.
Certification Documentation (MaxForce)
PDF TAS 201, 202, 203 · ASTM E1886, E1996, E330 · FL# 8637R11 · Miami-Dade HVHZ compliance.
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