About this asset

This modern timber uneven double door is a wall-hosted Revit family featuring an asymmetrical leaf layout and contemporary hardware. The door assembly presents an asymmetrical two-leaf configuration, often specified as a leaf-and-a-half arrangement. The active primary leaf provides everyday passage, while the narrower secondary leaf remains closed until wider clearance is required. Both leaves display a warm brown natural wood veneer with flush detailing, framed by matching timber casing. A simple rectangular backplate and horizontal metallic lever handle furnish the active leaf, offering an understated functional aesthetic. Recessed casing profiles interface cleanly against standard partition walls without ornate trim or architraves.

The download is a 369 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.

Load this component directly into Autodesk Revit project files as a wall-hosted door family. When placed into an architectural partition, the geometry automatically cuts the host wall and generates appropriate clearance symbols in floor plans. Material properties for the door leaf, timber frame, and metallic ironmongery can be adjusted in the family type properties to align with project schedules and visualization requirements.

Uneven double doors suit medium to high-traffic commercial and residential environments where intermittent equipment transfer or accessibility requirements call for oversized openings. Common installations include office corridors, hotel service entries, hospital consultation rooms, and modern apartment foyers. The clean architectural finish pairs naturally with drywall systems, timber paneling, and polished concrete floors across concept design through to construction documentation.