About this asset

This modern double sliding barn door Revit family features surface-mounted flush grey panels hung from an exposed top rail assembly. Engineered as a surface-hung architectural entrance, this double-leaf system comprises two smooth flush panels suspended from an exposed tubular metal track. Each slab is fitted with twin top-mounted roller hangers detailed with wheel hardware to provide clear visual clearance above the wall opening. The minimalist aesthetic pairs a neutral grey finish on the panels with contrasting dark hardware components. The wide overhead track spans well past the structural rough opening, allowing both leaves to slide outward along the perimeter wall surface for an unobstructed passage.

The download is a 307 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.

Delivered as an RFA file, this door component hosts directly into standard Revit wall assemblies. The family automatically generates clean architectural cutouts in plan while displaying accurate 2D swing clearances and elevation outlines. Practitioners can configure material finishes for both door leaves and hardware via standard family parameters, ensuring seamless integration into interior elevations and BIM door schedules.

Suited for contemporary residential layouts, loft apartments, and boutique commercial offices, this sliding barn door system provides a space-saving closure for wide openings. It performs exceptionally well between master bedrooms and ensuites, dining rooms, pantries, or conference spaces where swinging leaves would consume valuable floor space. Interior architects frequently specify this configuration when seeking bypass or bi-parting sliding door solutions with an industrial edge.