About this asset

This NCS Door Tag is a native Revit annotation family designed to display door marks clearly within architectural floor plans. The NCS Door Tag is a minimalist, text-based annotation symbol developed for clear communication in architectural documentation. It features a clean, sans-serif numeric display designed to sit within the door swing radius on plan views. The family parameters are configured to pull the mark value directly from the door instance properties, ensuring consistency across schedules. Its simple, unadorned geometry avoids visual clutter, maintaining legibility at standard scales such as 1:50 or 1:100. The tag is built for precision, allowing for easy placement and alignment with the door object in any Revit project environment.

The download is a 133 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.

Load this family into your project and assign it to the door category via the tag settings. Once active, use the Tag by Category tool to automatically populate the mark value from your door schedule data. The tag is designed to be face-based or hosted, allowing for seamless rotation and placement relative to the door swing. Adjust the text size within the family editor if your firm standard requires specific font scaling for different sheet sizes or output requirements.

This tag is essential for architects and interior designers producing construction documentation and door schedules. It is suitable for projects ranging from residential refurbishments to large-scale commercial developments where standard tagging protocols are required. Professionals use these tags to quickly identify door types and openings on floor plans, ensuring that contractors and consultants can easily reference the door schedule. Integrate this into your template to streamline the documentation phase and maintain professional standards across all project stages, from design development to final construction issue.