About this asset

Engineered for high-traffic corridors, this double plastic impact door Revit family features a flush steel frame and heavy-duty flexible panels. The assembly consists of a structural steel perimeter frame configured flush within the host wall, housing twin swinging leaves. Each leaf incorporates a translucent plastic impact sheet with chamfered upper shoulders, mounted to durable top hardware brackets designed to absorb repeat bi-directional trolley and personnel strikes. The clear floor-to-head opening provides uninterrupted sightlines and clean utilitarian aesthetics. Proportions accommodate wide transit clear widths typical of service bays, while the minimalist framing detail maintains clean wall interfaces without projecting trims or surface architraves.

The download is a 174 KB 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.

Built as a wall-hosted Revit door family, this component inserts directly into vertical wall hosts, automatically creating the rough wall opening. In the family editor or project environment, designers can assign subcategory line styles and adjust material assets across the steel frame and flexible panel extrusions. It integrates seamlessly into door schedules, providing accurate coarse, medium, and fine detail levels across plan and elevation drawings.

This specialty swing door is suited for commercial back-of-house circulation, hospital logistics corridors, industrial warehousing, supermarket loading zones, and food prep environments where hygienic separation and rapid cart transit are mandatory. It pairs cleanly with cast concrete, masonry, or insulated sandwich panel partitions. Architects and BIM managers typically specify this unit under crash doors, flexible PVC traffic doors, double-acting service doors, or industrial swing door schedules across technical design and construction documentation phases.