About this asset

This traditional three-wide entrance door Revit family features divided-lite upper glazing, twin lower raised panels, and an accessible sill profile. The assembly is arranged as a three-panel exterior entrance composition set within a continuous perimeter frame and decorative exterior casing. Each individual leaf presents an eight-lite glazed upper section defined by slender vertical and horizontal muntin bars, balanced over a pair of recessed vertical raised panels at the base. Visible finish tones include warm off-white stiles, rails, and mullions, paired with glazed infills. The framing details reveal integrated intermediate mullions separating each leaf, with full-height profile trim and a low-profile threshold along the floor junction.

The download is a 2.6 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.

Designed for standard wall-hosted insertion in Autodesk Revit, this door component automatically cuts openings in compound host walls and aligns with structural rough openings. Instance or type controls allow adjustments to framing widths, frame materials, and glass shading properties. In plan views, the family provides clear symbolic swing cuts and accessibility clearance references for code compliance documentation.

Ideally suited for high-end residential entries, traditional villas, garden terraces, and boutique hospitality porches, this wide configuration anchors major facade elevations. It serves smoothly as an exterior patio door or primary garden entryway. Designers routinely specify units like this when seeking classic multi-lite French doors, divided-lite entry systems, or accessible inswing threshold openings in luxury architectural schemes.