About this asset

Engineered for space-efficient circulation, this single door Revit family features a full 180-degree swing arc folding back flush against the wall. The family portrays a standard single-panel flush door configured with specialized hinges allowing a complete 180-degree clearance path. In floor plan view, the graphic representation indicates the full semi-circular swing trajectory that folds neatly parallel against the adjacent partition. Geometric controls include frame profile definitions, variable trim projection parameters on exterior and interior faces, and door leaf thickness dimensions. The door leaf rests flat alongside the host wall in its fully opened state, minimizing corridor obstruction and preserving vital passageway clearance along busy thoroughfares.

The download is a 164 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 RFA component directly into any project environment and insert it into a standard host wall. Plan swing arcs update parametrically to reflect varying leaf widths and clearance envelopes on technical documentation sheets. Interior designers and BIM technicians can configure instance parameters to verify spatial clearances, ensure code compliance along narrow corridors, and populate door schedule quantities without extraneous geometry overhead.

Well suited for healthcare facilities, educational institutions, commercial offices, and compact residential layouts, this unit accommodates tight traffic zones where 90-degree swings would block flow. It integrates seamlessly into hospital patient rooms, school corridors, utility spaces, and storage enclosures. Architects sourcing terms like 180 swing door, hospital door family, flush corridor door, and clearance swing RFA will find this practical for space planning and code review.