Hollow Metal Frame Flush Door

This Revit family provides a standard hollow metal frame flush door, designed for commercial projects requiring robust, industrial-grade access. This Revit door family features a clean, simple flush door leaf set within a standard hollow metal frame. The design is utilitarian, focusing on functional requirements rather than decorative detail. The door is shown hosted within a generic wall assembly, highlighting its intended use in commercial or industrial building envelopes. The geometry is straightforward, allowing for efficient placement in floor plans and sections. The material representation is basic, providing a neutral starting point for BIM project documentation where standard door types are required for scheduling and spatial coordination across various floor levels.

The download is a 184 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.

To integrate this family into a project, load the file directly into your Revit model using the Load Family command. Once loaded, use the Door tool to place the unit into any existing wall. The family is wall-hosted, meaning it will automatically cut the host wall upon placement. Use the Type Properties to adjust dimensions or visibility settings as needed. Ensure the door is correctly mapped to your project's specific door schedule parameters for accurate quantity take-offs.

This door type is ideal for commercial, educational, or industrial projects where a straightforward, durable entry solution is required. It fits well in stairwells, utility rooms, or back-of-house corridors where minimalist design is preferred. Professionals typically search for this asset when developing construction documentation for schools, office buildings, or warehouses. It pairs effectively with standard hardware sets and can be easily scheduled alongside other interior or exterior door types to maintain consistency in project-wide door schedules and BIM data management.