About this asset

Designed for commercial traffic, this single double-acting swing door Revit family features bi-directional swing arcs and pull handle hardware. The plan preview displays a double-acting single-leaf swing door installed within a standard partition wall. The door assembly incorporates a central panel leaf rendered in a light wood tone, flanked by mounting stops and pivot frame components. Extended U-shaped pull handles or push bars are positioned on both door faces to facilitate hands-free or dual-direction passage. Bi-directional operating clearances are indicated through dual ninety-degree radial trajectory arcs, showing primary and secondary opening paths with solid and dashed line graphics for floor plan documentation.

The download is a 276 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.

Loading this door family into an active Revit project allows direct placement into standard wall hosts. The two-way swing symbolic lines provide immediate spatial clearance verification in floor plans, essential for identifying corridor obstructions and egress compliance. Technicians can adjust host parameters, assign materials, and incorporate the component into door schedules and partition sheets across technical drawing sets.

Double-acting doors of this type suit high-traffic commercial interiors, restaurant service thresholds between kitchens and dining halls, hospital utility zones, office pantries, and retail back-of-house circulation. Interior designers and BIM coordinators frequently search for two-way swing doors, commercial traffic doors, double-acting pivot doors, and corridor doors to ensure accurate clearances, collision avoidance, and efficient movement along busy access ways.