About this asset

Colonial single full-glass exterior door provided as a Revit family, featuring a solid timber sash framing an expansive glazed panel with stepped casing. The assembly comprises a full-light swing door set within an articulated jamb and stepped colonial profile trim. A wide bottom rail balances the slim vertical stiles and narrow top rail, holding a large clear glass pane to optimise natural light penetration. The perimeter casing introduces classical layered shadow lines on the frame profile, distinguishing exterior trim from interior reveal. Finished with a natural timber leaf core and dark framing accents, the door leaf and frame components are distinct solids modelled for clean representation in both three-dimensional projections and technical elevations.

The download is a 164 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.

Designed for placement into host wall assemblies within Revit, this door family automatically cuts wall openings upon insertion. Standard insertion handles enable intuitive flipping of door swing orientation and exterior handedness. Users can assign glass, timber sash, and trim finishes via family material parameters, ensuring proper graphical and render display when producing architectural drawings, schedules, or realistic exterior visualisations.

Suited to residential rear elevations, garden patios, sunrooms, and heritage refurbishments, this glazed entry door bridges interior living spaces with terraces and decks. Architects and interior designers frequently specify full lite doors for modern farmhouses, colonial revivals, and suburban villas. The unit fits early design modelling, permitting sets, and door schedule coordination alongside standard fenestration packages and exterior wall assemblies.