About this asset

Traditional wood double pocket door Revit family featuring recessed two-panel leaves sliding cleanly into an interior partition opening. This interior opening assembly comprises a symmetrical double pocket door configuration built with two-panel leaves. Finished in a warm brown timber appearance, each leaf features a vertically split arrangement with a taller upper recessed panel and a squarish lower panel defined by subtle boundary grooves. A minimal perimeter frame lines the wall rough opening, accommodating the dual sliding leaves as they retract into the cavity. The proportions reflect standard residential doorway heights, offering a tidy, space-efficient partition element between adjoining living quarters without door-swing interference.

The download is a 563 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 directly into a Revit project template and host it within an interior wall structure. Users can adjust host wall thicknesses, map realistic timber materials to the leaf and trim subcategories, and review clear opening dimensions in plan and section views. The pocketed assembly coordinates cleanly with interior partition schedules and construction documentation.

Suited to residential apartments, single-family dwellings, boutique hotels, and transitional office interiors, this double pocket door works effectively between dining rooms, living spaces, ensuite bathrooms, or home studies. Specifiers seeking concealed sliding doors, timber double pocket doors, or space-saving biparting doors can incorporate this component during schematic layout, detailed interior elevations, and architectural coordination phases. It pairs naturally with wood flooring, drywall assemblies, and contemporary or transitional millwork.