About this asset

Designed for kitchen layouts, this glazed double door upper wall cabinet Revit family features a multi-pane muntin pattern with door swing annotations. This wall-mounted upper cabinet configuration comprises a double-door front with divided lite glazing. Each door features a defined outer frame enclosing glass inserts split by horizontal and vertical muntin bars into balanced rectangular panes. The casework geometry reveals standard overhead cabinetry proportions intended for mounting flush against vertical wall surfaces. Elevation display includes clean line-work indicating hinge orientation and swing paths via dashed diagonal symbology. The symmetrical double-leaf design provides a transparent display aesthetic suitable for dinnerware and glassware presentation within domestic cabinetry runs.

The download is a 348 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 casework family directly into your Revit project and place it hosted along wall planes at standard upper mounting heights. Align and snap the unit adjacent to solid base or tall units to assemble continuous millwork runs. Parameter adjustments allow integration into kitchen schedules, while standard elevation swing lines maintain visual consistency across construction documentation and interior elevation sheets without extra drafting.

Tailored for residential interior design, domestic kitchen remodels, and multi-family apartment developments, this overhead unit works effectively in prep kitchens, pantries, and dining servery nooks. The glazed casework style pairs well with shaker base cabinets, solid stone countertops, and subway tile splashbacks. Interior architects and BIM coordinators can incorporate the family during space planning, design development, and detail joinery drawing production to establish consistent millwork rhythm across modern and transitional schemes.