Modern Flush Double Door with Lever Handles

This modern flush double door Revit family features twin unglazed leaf panels set within an outer frame, completed with return lever door handles. Clean geometric profiles define this double-leaf interior door assembly. The unit comprises two flush rectangular door leaves set symmetrically within an outer perimeter casing and jamb frame. Each leaf presents an uninterrupted flat face devoid of glazing, louvres, or decorative mouldings, creating a contemporary planar aesthetic. Centred along the meeting stiles are matching pairs of return lever handles mounted onto rosettes on both leaves. Proportionally configured as a standard double entryway, the leaves meet with a fine vertical shadow line that accentuates its architectural clarity.

The download is a 399 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 seamless integration into architectural documentation, this Revit family loads directly as a wall-hosted door component. In floor plans, it inserts cleanly into project partition walls, automatically cutting openings and displaying standard door clearance and swing arcs. Detail levels allow smooth transitions between coarse schematic documentation and fine coordination layouts, while family parameters can be linked to door schedules and internal material finishes across the model.

Suited to commercial, institutional, and high-density residential layouts, this double door is commonly deployed across meeting rooms, conference suites, service corridors, and shared amenity entries. Its neutral flush profile harmonises with contemporary minimalist and corporate interior styles, pairing effortlessly with drywall partitions and acoustic wall panels. Visualisers and architectural technicians regularly source this configuration when populating office circulation zones, core lobbies, and general access paths throughout early design and detailed technical phases.