About this asset

This classic white glazed four-leaf door Revit family features multi-pane divided lites, solid kick plates, and an integrated multi-lite transom. Comprising four vertical door leaves set within a perimeter frame, the assembly incorporates an upper transom divided into vertical glazing sections. Each leaf is partitioned into eight rectangular glazed panes arranged in a two-wide by four-high grid, resting above an unglazed lower kick panel. The framing displays crisp white profiles with clean muntin bars separating the clear glass inserts. Symmetrical proportions and multi-lite mullion arrangements give the opening a balanced, traditional presence suitable for full-height wall partitions or exterior boundary thresholds requiring maximum daylight transmission.

The download is a 3.5 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.

Designed for integration in Revit as a wall-hosted door component, this family can be placed directly into standard host walls to generate accurate plan swings and wall cutouts. Users can configure family parameters in project views, schedule rough opening dimensions, and assign distinct material finishes to the frame, glazing, and hardware subcategories for consistent drawing graphics and BIM documentation.

Suited to residential villas, boutique hospitality retreats, and heritage refurbishments, this multi-panel door functions well as an expansive garden threshold, patio entry, or sunroom partition. It pairs naturally with classic timber trim, stone terraces, and French interior schemes. Architectural specifiers searching for four-leaf French doors, glazed patio doors with transoms, or multi-panel folding door systems will find this asset ideal for schematic elevation studies and detailed joinery schedules.