About this asset

Designed for architectural elevations, this glazed entrance door Revit family features a ten-lite divided glass panel framed with detailed profile casing. The door assembly comprises a tall single swinging leaf set into an exterior wall opening with perimeter trim casing and a low-profile threshold sill. A prominent central glazed insert is divided into a grid of ten lites by slender vertical and horizontal muntin bars, balancing daylight penetration with classic proportion. Wide stiles and a broader bottom rail anchor the glazed lite, while multi-layered exterior casing contours define the outer boundary. Finished in clean off-white tones, the frame contrasts against the transparent blue-tinted glazing for clear graphic definition.

The download is a 1.8 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 openings when placed directly into host wall geometry. In project documentation, linework clearly reflects frame profiles, jamb casing, and sill cutoffs in floor plans and exterior elevations. Users can assign specific material parameters to the frame, sash, glass, and exterior trim within Revit's type properties to ensure coordinated quantity takeoffs and synchronized BIM graphics.

This exterior passage door is suitable for high-end residential schemes, suburban villas, townhouses, and boutique hospitality properties. It functions effectively as a primary entrance, rear garden access, or patio passage door connecting living rooms and terraces. Designers commonly specify this single hinged glass unit when coordinating traditional fenestration packages alongside matching double-hung windows, transoms, and French doors across detailed design and construction documentation phases.