About this asset

Configured with split stacked leaves, this modern wood Dutch door Revit family features a flush panel face and an integrated intermediate shelf. This specialty door unit presents a functional Dutch door configuration comprising two vertically stacked flush panel leaves set within a slim perimeter frame. A projecting horizontal shelf caps the lower leaf meeting rail, serving as a functional service ledge or pass-through counter. The door panels display a warm, natural wood finish with flat, unadorned surfaces, while the perimeter frame features a clean, narrow profile. Sized for standard interior partition openings, the assembly provides independent leaf operation for controlled access, visibility, and ventilation while maintaining a clean, utilitarian architectural profile.

The download is a 174 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 standard wall-hosted Revit family, the component inserts directly into vertical host walls, automatically creating the rough opening. Load the RFA family into project templates or active models to manage door schedules, frame types, and leaf finishes. Material parameters allow quick reassignment of timber veneers and frame coatings, ensuring coordination across interior elevations, door schedules, and construction documentation.

Suited for commercial, institutional, and residential interiors, this split-leaf door functions effectively in daycares, medical clinics, pharmacy dispensaries, administrative reception counters, and utility rooms. It serves architectural search requirements for Dutch doors, service hatch doors, split interior doors, and pediatric clinic doors. Pair the door with standard drylined or blockwork partitions across schematic design through detailed interior fit-out packages.