About this asset

Traditional multi-lite inswing entrance door Revit family featuring a four-panel configuration with lower raised panels and divided glazing. This architectural door unit presents a balanced four-leaf arrangement set within an integrated exterior frame. Each individual door leaf is detailed with an eight-lite upper glazed section divided by classic muntin bars, supported by a solid raised timber panel at the base. Rendered in a clean off-white frame finish with simulated divided lites and an integrated wood sill, the assembly emphasizes classical proportion and refined millwork detailing. Substantial mullions separate the four leaves, providing crisp graphic definition across orthographic building elevations, detail sections, and rendered exterior perspectives.

The download is a 2.5 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 seamless integration in Autodesk Revit, this door family hosts into standard exterior wall assemblies. Users can place the component directly into host walls, adjust sill heights, and configure graphic visibility settings across plan, elevation, and coarse-to-fine detail views. Material parameters allow quick customisation of interior timber finishes, exterior cladding tones, and glass properties to match specific project schedules and presentation graphics.

Ideally suited for high-end residential architecture, traditional villas, luxury estates, and boutique hospitality developments, this four-wide entrance assembly creates a seamless transition between interior living zones and exterior verandas, patios, or landscaped gardens. It coordinates effectively with classical fenestration layouts, timber mouldings, and stone plinths. Architects searching for multi-panel French doors, patio entrance assemblies, or traditional glazed door units will find this comprehensive asset practical across concept modelling, design development, and presentation documentation.