About this asset

Glazed single door designed as an eight-pane Revit family hosted in a standard wall assembly, showing divided lites and peripheral framing. A rectilinear single-leaf aperture incorporates a balanced eight-lite glazing layout configured in two columns of four vertical panes. Slender muntin profiles separate the individual glass inserts within an outer leaf frame, supported by an expanded bottom rail that grounds the composition. The assembly includes outer frame casings on both vertical jambs and head, delineating the threshold boundary against the host structure. Line weight representation confirms clear separation between the wall cutout, surrounding casing, inner sash perimeter, and intermediate glass dividing bars.

The download is a 92 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.

Insert the RFA component directly into a project wall to generate the opening cutout automatically. Project teams can duplicate type entries in the properties palette to establish specific schedule marks, fire rating parameters, and rough opening dimensions. Geometry links cleanly to native elevation tags and plan cut planes, displaying standard architectural swing arcs and frame lines across construction documentation views.

Suitable for residential renovations, corporate private offices, boutique retail interiors, and hospitality suites where visual daylight penetration is required between adjacent rooms. The French door profile coordinates naturally with transitional architraves, timber baseboards, and painted partition walls. Specifiers seeking interior single glazed leaf options, multi-lite timber doors, or traditional office entrance families can drop this unit directly into room schedule workflows.