About this asset

Traditional glazed entrance sidelite Revit family featuring four divided glass lites and a lower raised panel for exterior door assemblies. This vertical entrance sidelite panel features an elongated slender profile configured to sit beside exterior doors. The design is split into an upper glazed zone and a solid lower apron. The transparent upper section is subdivided into four stacked rectangular lites by narrow horizontal muntin bars, bordered by substantial stiles and rails. At the base, a single recessed vertical panel with chamfered moulding anchors the assembly. An integrated outer casing frames the entire unit down to the sill, presenting clean lines suitable for both classic and transitional architectural facades.

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.

Load this family directly into Revit project templates to configure complete entry portals alongside primary swing doors. Architects can align the sidelite flush with adjacent wall openings or join it cleanly to master door frames in plan and elevation views. The component generates sharp 2D graphics in technical documentation and carries distinct subcategories for glass, trim, and frame finishes to facilitate project-wide scheduling and rendering.

Suited for residential front entries, vestibules, and light commercial receptions, this sidelite introduces daylight while maintaining a defined architectural threshold. It pairs effectively with matching panelled entry doors, transom windows, and exterior porticos across single-family homes, townhouses, and boutique hospitality projects. Interior designers and BIM technicians frequently specify this component when assembling custom glazed entry surrounds, exterior elevations, and detailed door schedule packages requiring clear delineation between vision glass and solid panel construction.