About this asset

This traditional double entrance door Revit family features a dual inswing configuration with divided lite glazing and an integrated wood sill profile. Constructed with two hinged door panels, each leaf incorporates extensive divided lites arranged in a two-by-five grid over clear glazing. The vertical stiles and horizontal top and bottom rails present a clean cream finish, framed by profiled perimeter casing. At the base, a defined oak threshold sill grounds both leaves within the wall opening. The assembly features an astragal meeting stile between the leaves to seal the center joint, maintaining a balanced, symmetrical aesthetic suitable for traditional or transitional building envelopes.

The download is a 2 MB 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 native door component directly into your project environment and host it within any exterior or interior wall system. Assign standard materials to the glazed panels, timber stiles, casing, and sill surfaces to coordinate with overall drawing graphics. Elevation and plan views automatically generate appropriate cut lines and symbolic swing arcs for schedule documentation.

Ideal for single-family residences, suburban villas, boutique hospitality suites, and historic renovations, this unit performs effectively as a patio entry, terrace portal, or formal front vestibule opening. Architects commonly specify it alongside divided-lite casement windows, stone claddings, and decorative mouldings to achieve a unified exterior vernacular. Practitioners searching for French doors, multi-lite terrace entries, or residential inswing assemblies will find this element directly suited for scheme detailing.