About this asset

Traditional glazed entrance door Revit family featuring an eight-lite upper sash, dual bottom panels, and an accessible low-profile threshold. Designed with classic proportions, this single-leaf entrance door features an upper glazed section divided into eight true or simulated lites arranged two-wide by four-high. Beneath the glazing rail, two vertical raised panels provide solid lower detail with moulded perimeter profiles. The assembly includes exterior trim moulding around the frame jambs and head, alongside an ADA-compliant low-profile handicap sill profile at the floor transition. Finishes display a neutral off-white surface across stiles, rails, and muntins, paired with transparent vision glass.

The download is a 2.5 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.

Load the RFA component into a Revit project and place it directly into any compatible host wall. Because door families automatically cut wall openings, positioning and adjusting elevation heights remains straightforward. Project teams can map frame, casing, panel, and glazing materials within type or instance parameters to match interior specifications or exterior finish schedules. Dimensions and rough opening schedules integrate neatly into BIM documentation sets.

Suited to single-family residential entries, multi-family townhouses, boutique hospitality guest suites, and historic renovations, this exterior swing door balances architectural detailing with modern accessibility standards. It functions effectively for covered porches, garden access, patio entryways, and secondary commercial egress points where barrier-free thresholds are required. Architects commonly specify this glazed entry unit alongside colonial facade cladding, brick veneers, and traditional trim details.