About this asset

A contemporary double sliding barn door Revit family featuring smooth flush panels suspended from an exposed wall-mounted tubular metal track. Constructed as a biparting system, the assembly includes twin flush door leaves hung from an exposed linear header rail. Each panel is suspended by two top-mounted strap hangers with roller wheels that glide along the circular track. Wall standoff brackets and terminal end stops frame the horizontal guide bar above the rough opening. The doors present a flat, unadorned planar surface with clean rectilinear margins, pairing minimalist grey leaves with dark architectural hardware components for a restrained, functional interior detail suitable for contemporary partitions.

The download is a 471 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.

Designed for architectural workflows in Revit, this door family inserts directly into project wall hosts to generate accurate 2D floor plan swings and elevated opening profiles. Standard scheduling parameters capture panel dimensions and track length, while distinct subcategories for panels and hardware allow designers to map bespoke timber, painted, or powder-coated metal materials to align with technical documentation and visualization standards.

Well suited for residential apartments, loft renovations, commercial offices, and boutique hospitality spaces, this biparting sliding door saves floor clearance in tight layouts. It serves effectively as a flexible partition between living rooms and dining areas, home offices, master suite walk-in wardrobes, or meeting rooms. Interior designers frequently integrate exposed track hardware when specifying modern barn doors, double pocket alternatives, or architectural room dividers.