About this asset

Designed for exterior envelopes, this glazed patio door Revit family features a three-panel inswing configuration with traditional divided lite grids. The assembly comprises a three-wide inswing patio door system set into a framed perimeter casing. Each tall door leaf contains a large vertical glazed opening subdivided by rectangular colonial muntin bars into a ten-lite pattern, arranged in two columns of five panes. Substantial bottom rails anchor each panel, providing structural stability and visual balance. The profiles exhibit a clean off-white factory finish across the stiles, rails, and mullion dividers, paired with a low-profile accessible sill profile tailored to provide smooth barrier-free transitions between interior floors and exterior decks.

The download is a 2.1 MB 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 wall-hosted Revit component, the family inserts directly into architectural wall types, automatically generating the necessary structural opening and casing returns. Users can adjust instance parameters, modify frame and panel materials via type properties, and align the unit within plan or section views. The low-profile sill simplifies door scheduling and ensures compliance checks in accessibility documentation.

Suited to single-family residential homes, suburban townhouses, and boutique hospitality guest rooms, this door system connects living rooms, sunrooms, and master suites directly to balconies, verandas, or garden terraces. Specification teams and architects seeking multi-panel French doors, inswing glazed patio entries, or accessible threshold assemblies can incorporate this model seamlessly into tender packages and interior joinery schedules.