About this asset

Designed for interior partitions, this colonial double pocket door Revit family features twin six-panel timber leaves and regular casing trim. Constructed as an interior double pocket sliding assembly, the unit incorporates two meeting door leaves enclosed by classic perimeter trim. Each leaf displays a standard colonial six-panel configuration arranged in two vertical rows of three recessed panels with moulded profiles. The door framing integrates regular casing trim along the head and jambs, designed to conceal wall transitions cleanly. Surfaces are rendered in warm natural timber tones with defined mouldings across the face of each leaf, capturing standard residential millwork proportions suited for wide passage openings.

The download is a 205 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.

Loaded directly as an RFA component into Revit project environments, this door family inserts into standard host wall assemblies. The pocket enclosure coordinates with partition thicknesses, automatically generating the necessary wall rough opening. Designers can assign project-specific materials to the door panel and frame subcategories, adjust swing or sliding opening symbols in plan views, and schedule dimensions alongside standard interior architectural schedules.

Suited for traditional residential layouts, historic renovations, and boutique hospitality interiors, this double door configuration connects dining rooms, formal living spaces, and home libraries without requiring floor swing clearance. It pairs naturally with colonial baseboards, wainscoting, and classic crown mouldings. Architects and specifiers frequently source this asset when searching for colonial sliding doors, double pocket doors, six-panel interior doors, and timber sliding partitions for residential documentation sets.