About this asset

This traditional double patio door Revit family features twin glazed leaves with a ten-lite muntin pattern framed in natural timber casing. Constructed with a symmetrical two-leaf configuration, the assembly showcases dual hinged door panels set within an exterior frame casing and low-profile threshold. Each panel incorporates a vertical grid of divided lites arranged in a two-by-five layout, yielding ten glass panes per side to maximize daylight transmission. The stiles, rails, and muntin bars display a light natural wood finish, complemented by transparent glazing. Refined perimeter trims frame the opening cleanly, creating a balanced fenestration component that echoes classic exterior door joinery with robust architectural proportions.

The download is a 256 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.

Load the RFA component directly into a Revit project and place it hosted within an exterior or interior wall assembly. Verify sill height offsets, wall cutouts, and rough opening tolerances upon insertion. Designers can assign project-specific materials to the frame, glazing, and muntin subcategories through the Family or Type Properties, ensuring clean coordination across elevations, sections, and door schedules.

Suited for residential dwellings, boutique hotels, and garden villas, this unit works seamlessly as a patio entryway, balcony access, or sunroom divider. It pairs naturally with wood cladding, brick masonry, and traditional exterior moldings. Architects and specifiers frequently look for ten-lite double doors, French patio doors, timber exterior doors, and divided-lite glazed openings when detailing seamless indoor-outdoor transitions in schematic design through construction documentation.