About this asset

Glazed French double door provided as a Revit family, featuring multi-pane divided lites and a pronounced exterior head trim detail. This Revit door component features a pair of full-height glazed leaves divided by muntin bars into an eight-pane grid per panel. Framed by narrow vertical stiles and rails, the expansive glazing allows maximum natural daylight penetration while presenting a classic architectural profile. A prominent rectangular casing or lintel sits atop the frame assembly, projecting subtly from the wall face to define the doorhead. Clean geometric lines characterize the joinery, making it suitable for both interior transitions and exterior envelope installations connecting living spaces to gardens or patios.

The download is a 1.3 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 standard wall-hosted insertion within Revit project environments, this door family automatically cuts host walls upon placement. Users can adjust sill heights, manage coarse, medium, and fine display settings for documentation, and assign project-specific materials to frame, sash, and glazing subcategories via the Type Properties dialogue. The geometry is configured cleanly for elevation sheets, floor plan swing or slide indications, and 3D coordination models.

Well suited for residential architecture, boutique hospitality schemes, and heritage refurbishment projects, this unit functions effectively as a patio door, garden terrace entrance, or sunroom divider. It coordinates naturally with timber flooring, exterior stone cladding, and traditional architraves. Architects and interior designers frequently specify this style when sourcing divided lite French doors, multi-pane patio doors, glazed exterior double doors, or wall-hosted entrance assemblies for schematic design and technical drawing packages.