About this asset

This classic double pocket door Revit family features twin timber leaves with recessed panels designed to slide smoothly into partition wall cavities. The assembly comprises a dual-leaf sliding system recessed within a drywall partition, framed by a slim timber architrave. Each door leaf features a two-panel configuration with subtle chamfered stiles and rails surrounding upper and lower recessed faces. Rendered in a warm mid-brown wood grain finish, the leaves operate symmetrically to provide a wide, unobstructed opening when retracted. The head detail conceals the sliding track mechanism, maintaining a clean header profile that sits flush against adjacent interior partitions without protruding hardware.

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 component directly into your Revit project and place it hosted within standard interior wall constructions. Adjust instance or type properties to match specific wall thickness, rough opening requirements, and frame finishes. Materials are assigned via native shader slots, enabling straightforward remapping of wood stains or painted finishes, while plan-swing and opening representation display accurately in construction documentation.

Suited to residential and boutique hospitality interiors, this sliding pocket door setup serves as an effective space-saving partition between living and dining areas, home libraries, or primary bedroom suites. Interior designers and BIM coordinators searching for two-leaf pocket doors, wooden sliding doors, or cavity sliding assemblies can integrate this component to optimize circulation in tight corridors and multi-functional spaces without sacrificing traditional architectural detailing.