About this asset

This glazed panel entry door Revit family features a four-pane divided upper lite, lower solid panel, matching sidelight, and casing trim. Designed with classic proportions, this exterior door assembly pairs a primary hinged door leaf with an adjacent narrow sidelight. The door leaf is divided horizontally, presenting a four-pane glazed window framed with muntin bars over a flat recessed lower panel. Running alongside the hinged jamb, the full-height sidelight incorporates four vertical stacked panes that mirror the door grid. Wide perimeter trim and a pronounced exterior head casing frame the entire unit, providing realistic perimeter transitions where the assembly penetrates external cladding or masonry assemblies.

The download is a 3.1 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.

As a wall-hosted Revit door family, the component cuts openings cleanly into compound host walls upon insertion. Users can place the unit directly in plan or elevation, flipping swing direction via standard controls or setting parametric opening angles for 3D visualisations. Material parameters allow separate assignment of finishes to the timber stiles, glazed panels, and casing elements for accurate scheduling and rendering.

Well suited for residential architecture, this entrance assembly fits front facades, side entries, and patio transitions in suburban single-family homes, townhouses, and country cottages. The traditional mullion layout complements transitional, farmhouse, and craftsman architectural styles. Architects and BIM coordinators can incorporate this door into early design development schemes, elevation drawings, construction documents, and interior vestibule schedules requiring detailed fenestration with integrated sidelights.