About this asset

Featuring an asymmetrical pair of smooth panels, this Revit family provides an uneven double flush door set within a standard rectangular wall frame. The door assembly features an unequal double leaf configuration composed of two plain flush door leaves set within a perimeter casing. One leaf serves as the primary passage opening while the narrower secondary leaf remains stationary or unlatches for wider clearance. Both leaves exhibit unadorned planar faces without vision panels, mouldings, or visible surface hardware. The surrounding frame wraps neatly into the host wall with trim visible on the opening face, creating a clean architectural junction suitable for clear technical documentation and schematic detailing.

The download is a 512 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.

Engineered as a wall-hosted door family, this element inserts directly into any system wall in Revit. Model users can place the component into corridor partitions or room enclosures, allowing wall openings and frame returns to cut automatically. Plan swing graphics and model geometry maintain clean vector representation across schematic design and construction documentation views.

Unequal pair doors are essential throughout commercial offices, schools, clinical environments, and public institutional corridors where routine traffic uses a standard leaf while service access requires occasional full-width clearance. It coordinates seamlessly with equipment rooms, utility closets, and circulation pathways. Specifiers looking for leaf and a half doors, uneven double doors, or flush utility pairs will find this family straightforward to document.