About this asset

Rustic brown timber saloon doors supplied as a wall-hosted Revit family, featuring decorative batwing contours and inset louvered panels. Characterised by traditional batwing shaping, these double swinging cafe doors feature an ornate, scroll-profile top crest and a scalloped bottom edge. Each leaf incorporates an inset panel filled with horizontal louvres, framed by a continuous wood border. A minimal rectangular perimeter trim surrounds the wall opening, providing clean junction lines against host walls. Finished in a warm brown timber appearance, the doors hang suspended within the mid-height opening, allowing sightlines and airflow above and below the assembly while visually demarcating transition zones.

The download is a 328 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 in native RFA format, this door family automatically cuts its host wall geometry upon placement. Designers can align the assembly directly within interior partition types across plans or 3D views. Material assets can be assigned through family or type parameters to match specification schedules, while 2D graphic linework simplifies documentation across floor plans and interior elevations without inflating file size.

These double swing cafe doors suit commercial hospitality interiors including themed bars, taverns, diners, and rustic restaurants. They also function effectively in residential kitchen-to-pantry thresholds or laundry alcoves requiring passive ventilation and partition without full acoustic sealing. Specifiers and interior designers frequently search for batwing swinging doors, saloon partition gates, and louvered cafe doors during schematic design and design development phases.