About this asset

This carpanel arched wall opening is a Revit family featuring a curved basket-handle geometric profile hosted directly in a standard wall panel. The component forms a geometric void opening cut cleanly through a host wall element. It is characterized by a traditional basket-handle or carpanel arch profile, constructed from composite circular arcs that create a flattened three-centred top curve transitioning smoothly into vertical side jambs. The wireframe reference lines and radial dimensions displayed within the family editor outline the arc centres and angular construction constraints that establish the curved head profile. Crisp internal reveals maintain uniform perpendicular depth across the entire wall thickness without applied perimeter trim, sill profiles, or projecting exterior architraves.

The download is a 379 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.rfa family into a Revit project and place it directly onto any standard architectural wall host. Because the component is wall-hosted, it automatically cuts the host geometry at the specified elevation. Users can duplicate type properties or adjust instance values to modify opening height, clear width, and arch radius parameters, ensuring seamless coordination across floor plans, interior elevations, and building sections.

Suitable for traditional, neoclassical, and Mediterranean architectural schemes, this arched void asset defines open interior passageways, portal niches, or deep masonry wall apertures. It frequently appears in residential villas, boutique hotels, and restaurant interiors connecting living rooms, dining halls, or gallery corridors. Specifiers and BIM coordinators searching for three-centred arch openings, basket-handle portals, or cased openings can integrate this model to accurately reflect masonry clearances before applying finish schedule schedules.