Traditional Arched Double Panel Door

Traditional arched double panel door Revit family featuring a semicircular transom and masonry surround for historic or classical entrances. This doorway model comprises a pair of vertically divided entry doors beneath a prominent arched head with a matching semi-circular fanlight panel. Each door leaf features three stacked rectangular panels with defined perimeter mouldings, complemented by subtle door knob hardware. Framing the double doors is an articulated masonry arch with simulated brick coursing that terminates into a plinth block base. The exterior surround steps outward from the structural wall core, providing depth and authentic shadow lines suitable for historic, ecclesiastical, or monumental residential portal architecture.

The download is a 276 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.

As a wall-hosted Revit family, the component cuts openings automatically when placed into host wall assemblies. Users can map project materials across the door leaves, internal trim, and exterior masonry arch via family or type parameters. Visibility settings allow clean graphical representation across plan views, elevations, and detailed section drawings without unnecessary polygonal overhead in project documentation.

Ideal for heritage restoration schemes, church renovations, and classical residential villas, this portal functions effectively as a front entrance or courtyard gateway. Architects specifying traditional exterior doors, arched church portals, or decorative timber double doors will find it fits seamlessly into schematic design models and technical drawing sets. It coordinates reliably with heavy masonry facades, classical stone porticos, and period building envelopes across commercial and civic typologies.