About this asset

Designed for classic entries, this double entrance door Revit family features divided light upper glazing over twin raised lower panels with an oak sill. The unit presents a balanced double-leaf exterior opening with symmetrical stiles, rails, and an astragal meeting stile. Each door leaf features an upper glazed section divided into an eight-lite pattern by traditional muntin bars, mounted above two vertical raised panels on the bottom rail. Exterior brickmould surrounds the frame, providing crisp shadow lines against adjacent wall assemblies. The bottom threshold features an integrated interior oak sill detail with an exterior sill nosing. Finished in an off-white painted sash and frame, the assembly incorporates clear glazing and fine profile framing.

The download is a 2.3 MB 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 automatically cuts the host wall opening upon placement and aligns to finished floor levels. Model lines provide clear elevation representation in drawing sets, while 3D geometry responds to standard coarse, medium, and fine detail levels. Material parameter assignments allow users to map custom wood finishes, paint colours, and glass types across architectural schedules and realistic viewport renders.

This exterior hinged door configuration functions effectively across custom residential architecture, heritage restorations, and boutique hospitality projects. Architects routinely specify these French door units for primary front entries, covered porch access, and veranda transitions. Integrated well with timber cladding, brick veneer, and rendered masonry exteriors, the component serves technical documentation sets, specification schedules, and external elevation drawings requiring detailed panelled French doors or glazed double entryways.