About this asset

Craftsman-style timber single door Revit family featuring an upper divided-lite glass insert positioned above a decorative dentil shelf. Constructed in the classic American Arts and Crafts vernacular, the leaf features a vertical orientation divided into an upper glazed section and three lower horizontal timber panels. Six true or simulated divided lites are framed within the upper glass pane, supported directly below by a profiled exterior dentil shelf with square blocks. Surrounding the door leaf is a full perimeter casing trim shown in a darker contrasting wood tone. Straight stiles and rails frame the smooth infill surfaces, providing crisp architectural articulation suitable for realistic elevation views and exterior entryway presentations.

The download is a 420 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 your Revit project environment to host the aperture within standard architectural wall assemblies. Adjust instance or type settings to match structural rough openings and assign appropriate project materials to the timber core, glass layer, and trim subcategories. The integrated frame and casing elements automatically adjust wall layer wraps, streamlining schedule generation, door callout tagging, and production drawings.

Ideal for single-family residential projects, suburban villas, heritage restorations, and boutique hospitality lodges embracing rustic, bungalow, or colonial architecture. This unit works effectively as a front entry door, porch portal, or secondary mudroom threshold paired with stone veneer, horizontal lap siding, or shake cladding. Designers specifying Craftsman front doors, bungalow entrance assemblies, or traditional divided lite exterior doors will find this geometry suited for schematic design up through construction documentation.