Traditional Brown Timber Pointed Arched Door

This traditional pointed arched timber door is a Revit family featuring vertical plank detailing hosted cleanly inside a masonry partition wall. Constructed with a distinctive pointed arch head profile, this single-leaf door design reflects Spanish colonial and Gothic revival architectural motifs. The door leaf displays narrow vertical timber battens or planks rendered in a warm mid-brown tone, enclosed by a clean perimeter frame flush with the opening. Hosted within a generic vertical wall substrate, the unit presents straightforward geometry without external ironmongery or heavy projecting trim. The vertical timber panelling provides subtle linear texture across the solid infill surface, making it suitable for both rustic entranceways and historical interior passages.

The download is a 164 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.

Designed for efficient placement within Autodesk Revit projects, this wall-hosted door family automatically cuts host walls upon insertion. Users can position the door along internal partitions or exterior envelope assemblies in plan or 3D views. Material parameters allow quick assignment of native timber finishes and frame coatings to coordinate with scheduled specifications and sheet presentation styles across various detail levels.

Suited to custom residential villas, Spanish revival restorations, Mediterranean estates, and boutique hospitality concepts, this arched timber entrance suits thematic schemes requiring historic character. It pairs naturally with textured plaster walls, terracotta floor tiling, and wrought-iron accents. Architects and BIM coordinators often seek this element when developing schematic packages and design documentation for arched masonry portals and rustic cellar openings.