Double Egress Corridor Fire Door

Engineered for institutional circulation, this double egress corridor fire door Revit family displays opposing leaf swings in 2D plan. Represented in 2D plan view, the assembly features two opposing door leaves designed for cross-corridor smoke and fire containment. Each leaf swings into its dedicated travel direction to facilitate bi-directional evacuation routes without obstructing opposing traffic. Precision line work outlines the door leaves along with circular swing trajectories that communicate swing clearance clearly on architectural layouts. The frame jambs include detailed rebate and stop profiles that interface neatly with adjoining drywall or masonry partition wall assemblies, maintaining standard commercial corridor opening conventions.

The download is a 307 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 RFA component into a Revit project allows direct placement into continuous partition walls as a wall-hosted element. The family automatically cuts host geometry, generating correct plan graphics across coarse, medium, and fine detail levels. Standard parameters facilitate integration into architectural door schedules, life safety egress diagrams, and code compliance audits.

Specified frequently across hospital circulation spines, school corridors, transit terminals, and commercial office developments, this component satisfies strict life safety regulations. It pairs naturally with corridor partitions, smoke barrier partitions, and exit signage in technical drawing packages. Practitioners searching for cross corridor doors, double swing egress assemblies, fire barrier doors, and institutional door families will find this unit suited for design development through construction documentation.