About this asset

Configured for barrier-free compliance, this accessible single door Revit family features a steel frame and integrated approach clearance lines. This single swing door assembly incorporates a wrapped steel frame profile engineered into a standard partition wall thickness. In plan view, the family details the leaf thickness, hinge pivot location, and a 90-degree swing arc. Crucially for regulatory compliance, red offset boundary outlines delineate required maneuvering clearances on both the push and pull sides of the opening, alongside directional approach indications. Hardware latch indicators are positioned on the clearance envelope, providing immediate visual verification of accessible approach zones without cluttering standard architectural documentation.

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.

Host this wall-hosted door family directly into any partition or masonry wall type within Revit. The built-in 2D clearance linework updates dynamically in plan views, facilitating coordination checks during schematic layout and technical design. Users can control visibility settings or subcategories to toggle clearance boundaries on and off for general arrangement drawings, code compliance sheets, or local building authority approval submittals.

Designed primarily for healthcare facilities, commercial office buildings, educational campuses, and civic infrastructure, this door meets strict barrier-free circulation criteria. It is well suited for accessible restroom entrances, common corridors, clinical consultation suites, and public egress paths. Architects and BIM coordinators can quickly verify spatial compliance against standard accessibility guidelines such as ADA or Part M regulations during space planning and code review stages.