About this asset

Traditional timber exterior entry door system Revit family, featuring an upper-glazed main leaf flanked by two matching panelled sidelites. Central flat-top hinged door leaf paired with two symmetrical flanking sidelites. The main panel incorporates a top divided-lite glass window with horizontal and vertical muntins resting above recessed vertical wood panels. Each matching sidelite features a square four-pane upper lite over an elongated solid base panel. Finished in a warm natural brown timber grain, the combined assembly creates a welcoming Craftsman or traditional front entry composition, complete with clean frame reveals that define the structural masonry or framed wall openings.

The download is a 748 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 as a wall-hosted Revit component (.rfa), this door family automatically cuts host walls upon insertion. Load the family into residential project templates, place along exterior wall geometry, and adjust standard type parameters to align sill elevations and wall openings. Material parameters allow easy customization of glass translucency, exterior timber finishes, and interior trim profiles to maintain consistency across schedules and elevations.

Suited for residential single-family houses, suburban villas, townhouses, and boutique hospitality lodges requiring traditional entrance architecture. Architectural designers frequently specify this style when developing schematic exterior facades, front porch elevations, and comprehensive millwork schedules. The configuration pairs naturally with stone veneers, plaster wall finishes, timber soffits, and classic exterior wall sconces to anchor residential entrance thresholds.