About this asset

Designed for residential entries and patio thresholds, this three-wide glazed inswing door Revit family features divided lites and a low-profile sill. This door unit comprises a triple-panel configuration set within an integrated exterior frame casing. Each individual leaf presents a classic hybrid composition, dividing the vertical height between an eight-pane glazed panel above and a recessed bottom kick panel below. The upper glazing is articulated with internal vertical and horizontal muntin bars in a two-by-four grid arrangement. Rendered in a clean off-white frame finish with pale blue tinted glass panes, the assembly showcases detailed profile mouldings along the outer jambs, standard mullion joints between panels, and an accessible low-rise threshold base.

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 this RFA component directly into your project environment to place the door assembly into host wall elements. Use standard type parameters to coordinate rough opening requirements, frame materials, and glass graphic overrides across elevation views. The assembly displays clean linework in architectural elevations and cross-sections, facilitating coordinated door schedules, clearance validation for universal access, and accurate material takeoffs for documentation sets.

Well suited for high-end residential estates, boutique hotels, clubhouse lounges, and suburban multifamily developments, this unit performs effectively as a terrace access door, balcony egress, or formal garden gateway. Architects and specifiers frequently look for wide inswing entrance assemblies, handicap accessible patio doors, multi-panel French doors, and glazed exterior entrances that provide barrier-free passage without compromising traditional architectural character.