About this asset

Featuring ten divided glass lites, this classic inswing entrance door Revit family provides an authentic profiled timber frame and low-profile sill. Visible in standard architectural elevation, this single entrance unit features a full-height divided glazed panel set into an off-white stile-and-rail door slab. The central glazing is arranged in a ten-lite grid consisting of two vertical columns and five horizontal rows, framed by pronounced interior casing trim. At the base, a raised oak sill threshold supports the leaf above the finished floor line. Exterior jamb details include stepped profile mouldings suitable for traditional or transitional wall assemblies, delivering a clean elevation aesthetic for residential facades and interior vestibule dividers.

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.

Architects can load this RFA component directly into Autodesk Revit projects to place into standard basic or compound host walls. Wall cutouts and outer casing adapt automatically upon placement into wall geometry. For documentation, project teams can easily tag the assembly in floor plans, generate elevation views, and schedule rough opening dimensions alongside frame finishes across standard door schedules.

Well suited for single-family residences, historic renovations, custom suburban townhouses, and boutique hospitality lodges, this door component serves reliably as a primary front entryway, side patio access, or rear terrace walkout. It pairs naturally with classic wood siding, painted brickwork, stone porticos, and multi-pane casement windows, meeting standard specification searches for glazed exterior French doors and inswing entrance systems.