Classic Wood Arched Entrance Door with Sidelights

Designed for Revit, this classic wood arched entrance door family features a decorative tracery fanlight, Greek key frieze panels, and flanking sidelights. This assembly combines a central hinged leaf with matching full-height sidelights beneath a prominent semicircular arched transom. The fanlight displays radiating lancet muntins intersecting in an arched Gothic-inspired tracery pattern. Below the horizontal transom bar, the door leaf and sidelights each incorporate three stacked panel zones: an upper rectangular inset carved with a continuous Greek key fret motif, an elongated vertical recessed field with perimeter bolection moulding, and a solid baseline kick panel. A solitary lever handle hardware fitting is indicated along the primary leaf stile.

The download is a 2.4 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.

Supplied as an RFA family, the component inserts directly into vertical host walls within Autodesk Revit project environments. Model geometry cleanly generates cut patterns in floor plans while projecting detailed ornamental linework in architectural elevations. Practising BIM technicians can configure materials across individual subcategories for the timber frame, decorative infill mouldings, glazed upper lights, and hardware elements to coordinate accurate schedules and visualisation renders.

Suited to neoclassical facades, traditional residential villas, urban townhouses, and heritage restoration projects, this entry portal provides a distinguished architectural statement at primary thresholds. It integrates naturally into exterior facades, porticos, vestibules, and grand foyer entrances across high-end housing and boutique hospitality schemes. Architectural teams frequently specify this arched entrance door with sidelights when modelling historic frontages, symmetrical Georgian or classical elevations, and detailed exterior threshold packages.