About this asset

Designed for interior partitions, this single timber pocket door Revit family features a recessed flush pull and full wall cavity frame detailing. The assembly features a single sliding door leaf housed within a concealed wall pocket structure. Finished in warm natural wood tones, the door leaf displays twin vertical decorative reveals alongside an elongated metallic recessed pull handle mounted flush to the surface. Surrounding the structural opening, prominent rectilinear timber architraves and matching jamb casings frame the passage in a darker reddish-brown contrast. The host wall section demonstrates multi-layer partition construction with an internal cavity channel, defining realistic clearance conditions, head track positioning, and floor threshold detailing.

The download is a 932 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 wall-hosted Revit component, the family inserts directly into basic or compound wall assemblies, automatically cutting the rough pocket opening. Designers can place the door within interior plans, verify clear corridor clearances in section views, and adjust material finish parameters via the family properties. Standard 2D plan swings and symbolic pocket representations enable clean documentation across schematic design and construction drawing sets.

Pocket doors are an essential architectural solution for space-saving layouts across modern residential apartments, hotel en-suites, and commercial office meeting rooms. The model fits seamlessly into master bedroom closets, private powder rooms, and compact laundry areas where conventional swinging doors conflict with circulation paths. Specifiers searching for interior pocket doors, sliding timber panels, or space-efficient partition doors can incorporate this component directly into early space planning through technical tender packages.