About this asset

Engineered for wide circulation, this double swing door Revit family provides 180-degree leaf swings with frame and trim parameters. The family layout presents a symmetrical double-leaf arrangement designed to fold open up to 180 degrees against the wall face. Visible plan geometry demonstrates integrated interior and exterior casing trim profiles with dedicated projection offsets. Dimension constraints display balanced leaf widths sharing an equalized central split, accommodating standard opening widths and leaf thicknesses. Jamb details indicate precise rebate stops and hinge pivot offsets designed to maintain clearance when leaves swing fully parallel to partition surfaces. Symbolic swing arcs and directional flip controls complete the clean two-dimensional architectural floor plan representation.

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.

Load the native RFA component directly into your Revit project as a wall-hosted opening. Place the family along any partition, using the built-in spacebar toggle and flip arrows to orient interior and exterior exposures. Type parameters allow quick adjustments to overall frame width, rough opening tolerances, and casing thickness, ensuring symbolic plan swings align seamlessly across coarse, medium, and fine view scales.

Tailored for commercial interiors, educational facilities, and healthcare corridors, this assembly prevents door leaves from obstructing circulation paths when held open. It serves architects developing code-compliant egress layouts, cross-corridor partitions, and back-of-house service passageways in hospitals, hotels, and office buildings. Specifiers searching for double swing corridor doors, 180-degree hinge Revit families, and wall-hosted commercial egress doors can deploy this asset directly into schematic design and construction documentation sets.