About this asset

Classic multi-pane French entrance double door Revit family featuring symmetrical sidelights, timber mullions, and full-height divided lite glazing. This architectural door assembly comprises a central double-leaf French door flanked by narrow matching sidelights. Each door leaf features an eight-lite divided glass grid arranged in two vertical rows of four panes, set within substantial bottom rails and slim timber stiles. The matching sidelights display five vertical stacked glass panes separated by delicate horizontal glazing bars. Distinct vertical mullion posts separate the operating leaves from the fixed sidelights, defining an elegant entryway profile suited to historic or transitional detailing. The full unit is built with crisp jamb geometry and clean glazing cutouts.

The download is a 195 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 standard wall-hosted insertion in Revit, this RFA component cuts its own aperture upon placement in project wall assemblies. Users can quickly align and lock the door frame to reference planes or wall faces in plan view. Glazing transparency and timber frame finishes map through standard material subcategories, ensuring reliable graphic consistency across elevation views, shaded presentations, and section perspectives without complicating rendering performance.

This double door configuration excels in single-family residential projects, luxury apartments, and boutique hospitality layouts. It serves ideally as an exterior patio entrance, garden veranda exit, formal rear terrace portal, or sunroom divider. Architects and interior designers frequently specify this multi-lite layout when drafting classic entryways, country estates, or suburban renovations requiring generous daylight transmission alongside conventional architectural proportions.