About this asset

Designed for wall-hosted Revit projects, this single sliding pocket door family provides a clean recessed leaf solution for space-constrained interior layouts. The Revit component models a single-leaf sliding pocket door assembly embedded directly within an interior partition wall. Visible in the floor plan representation is an integrated wall pocket cavity that houses the sliding panel when opened, flanked by minimal surface casing and jamb trims on both interior and exterior wall faces. The door leaf retracts smoothly into the partition framing, eliminating the swing clearance required by standard hinged doors. Clean line weight definitions and flip controls provide clear spatial orientation, allowing users to reverse exterior and interior facings or adjust sliding direction effortlessly.

The download is a 92 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.

As a native Revit door family, this asset loads into your project template and automatically cuts the host wall geometry upon placement. Standard flip toggles allow instant orientation adjustments between interior and exterior spaces. Users can duplicate type properties to adjust wall core depths, rough opening clearances, and leaf dimensions, while standard subcategory visibility settings ensure sharp, clean linework across schematic floor plans and construction documents.

Ideal for compact residential layouts, hospitality guestrooms, and commercial interiors, this sliding pocket door suits ensuite bathrooms, walk-in closets, powder rooms, and utility spaces where conventional door swings obstruct circulation. Designers working through schematic design or technical tender packages can pair this door with partition wall assemblies to maximize usable floor area. Architects frequently specify pocket doors in modern renovations, multi-family housing, and healthcare consulting suites to maintain clear accessible passage widths.