About this asset

Featuring flanking sidelights and a multi-pane transom, this traditional glazed entry door Revit family delivers detailed exterior facade openings. This exterior door assembly incorporates a central glazed swing door framed by two matching full-height sidelights and an eight-lite horizontal transom overhead. The glazed panels are divided into clean multi-pane grids, balanced by a raised kick panel along the base of the door leaf. Detailed frame profiles and trim encase the entire aperture, creating a defined architectural surround against exterior masonry or siding. The configuration balances natural daylight transmission with classic residential proportions, featuring integrated hardware cutouts and defined sill geometry.

The download is a 614 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.

As a wall-hosted door component in Revit, this family inserts directly into basic or compound host walls, cutting masonry and core layers automatically. Users can align the exterior casing flush with claddings, adjust frame materials in the type properties, and assign architectural glass shaders. Standard 2D plan representations provide clear door swing arcs and frame jamb profiles for clean construction documentation.

Suited for residential schemes, historic renovations, and suburban single-family villas, this entrance system works as a formal front entryway, garden exit, or rear patio opening. It pairs seamlessly with exterior brick veneer, clapboard siding, stone plinths, and paved terraces. Designers specifying traditional exterior doors, glazed sidelite assemblies, or craftsman patio doors will find this family effective across concept presentations, planning approvals, and facade elevations.