Traditional Brown Timber Glazed Single Door with Transom

Traditional brown timber glazed single door Revit family featuring lower relief panels and an operable top-hinged transom window with integrated security bars. This single-leaf entry door configuration combines classical joinery details with functional ventilation. The lower third of the leaf displays a grid of nine raised square relief panels set into a warm brown timber frame. Above, three slender vertical glazed inserts provide daylight transmission while preserving privacy. The assembly is flanked by robust dark jambs and surmounted by a rectangular transom opening. An integrated security grille protects the clerestory aperture, which features an outward-projecting, top-hung glazed vent frame for natural airflow without compromising physical security.

The download is a 4.3 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.

Designed for wall-hosted placement in Revit, this door component inserts directly into vertical host assemblies to generate appropriate rough openings. Load the family into project environments to establish clearance zones and schedule parameters for door dimensions, frame materials, and glazing specifications. Material parameter slots allow quick reassignment of timber finishes, metal hardware coatings, and glass opacity for coordination in documentation and presentation views.

Suited to residential entries, historic renovations, row houses, and boutique hospitality projects, this door assembly balances classic aesthetic character with practical secure ventilation. Architects specifying exterior single door sets, transom entry assemblies, or heritage-inspired facade components can incorporate this model into schematic elevations, detailed construction drawings, and interior vestibule layouts alongside masonry returns or rendered wall finishes.