About this asset

Traditional double entrance door Revit family featuring divided lite glazing over paired bottom panels with detailed exterior trim mouldings. Designed as a two-leaf outswing entrance assembly, this unit incorporates wide perimeter stiles and a refined central astragal. Each leaf showcases an expansive upper glazed section subdivided into eight rectangular lites by delicate grilles, set above a pair of vertically proportioned raised solid bottom panels. Surrounding moulded architrave trim frames the jambs and header, terminating onto a clean exterior sill profile. The balanced symmetry, divided lights, and recessed panel profiles evoke timeless timber joinery suitable for elevated entries.

The download is a 2.3 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.

Load the RFA component into a host Revit project and position it directly into standard exterior wall constructions. Placement automatically cuts the wall aperture and reveals interior and exterior trims. Standard elevation views display cleanly in shaded, hidden-line, or realistic modes, while nested subcategories allow precise management of glass, framing, and hardware materials across project schedules and coordinated architectural drawing sets.

Suitable for custom residential facades, luxury villa entries, suburban townhouses, and boutique hospitality porches. This unit pairs naturally with brick veneer, stone cladding, and painted lap siding, bridging transitional or colonial vernacular aesthetics. Designers commonly specify this configuration when detailing main front entries, veranda connections, French patio doors, or garden-facing rear terraces that demand daylight transmission alongside private, substantial lower door leaf construction.