About this asset

Crafted for residential projects, this glazed double pocket door Revit family features 15-lite timber leaves and wide Craftsman casing trim. Constructed as a double-leaf interior sliding pocket assembly, the unit features twin timber door panels each divided into a three-wide by five-high grid of fifteen glazed lites. Slim interior muntin bars support the multi-pane glass panels above a solid lower bottom rail. The frame incorporates an integrated pocket reveal and a prominent Craftsman-profile casing with projecting header trim and side architraves in a deep wood finish. Clean joinery lines define the meeting stiles, creating a balanced symmetrical partition that allows light transmission while maintaining distinct room zoning.

The download is a 266 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.

Load this wall-hosted door family directly into Revit interior partition walls. Place the component along drywall or stud assemblies to generate the appropriate wall cutout for the pocket cavity. Subcategory parameters enable independent material assignment to the glazed panels, mullions, wooden leaves, and casing trim, ensuring clean representation in floor plans, interior elevations, and scheduled door takeoffs.

Suited for residential renovations, heritage homes, and classic hospitality suites, this interior door functions effectively between living rooms, dining rooms, studies, and home offices. The double pocket door configuration saves clearance space where swinging French doors would obstruct movement. Architects and interior designers can specify this unit when searching for glazed double pocket doors, multi-lite sliding doors, or Craftsman interior openings across design development and construction documentation phases.