About this asset

A modern wood pocket door Revit family featuring a slim timber frame and casing recessed into partition framing for space-saving room layouts. This Revit door component features a single sliding leaf that retracts fully into a concealed wall pocket. Constructed with a deep brown timber casing and architrave trim, the unit defines a clean rectangular portal between spaces. The visible frame details include side jambs, top track enclosure, and recessed cavity trim, showing standard architectural joinery margins. Depicted in an open state leading to an ensuite water closet, the leaf slides parallel to the wall axis, preserving floor area without swing clearance interference. Trim profiles maintain a uniform rectangular section suitable for contemporary interior partitions.

The download is a 573 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.

As a standard wall-hosted Revit family, the door inserts directly into architectural partition walls to generate automated plan and elevation openings. Users can place the component in floor plans, adjust rough opening clearances, and assign interior finish materials across frame, trim, and panel subcategories. The geometry supports typical visibility states across coarse, medium, and fine detail levels for coordinated documentation, schedules, and elevations.

Tailored for residential apartments, hotel guest rooms, ensuite washrooms, and compact utility areas, this pocket door excels where hinged door clearances would impede circulation or fixture placement. The asset coordinates naturally with sanitaryware layouts, water closet compartments, dressing rooms, and pantries across design development and construction documentation phases. Designers can search for this sliding door family using terms such as interior pocket slider, cavity sliding door, or timber pocket entry.