Traditional Timber Single Glazed Door with Awning Transom

Traditional single glazed door with an integrated operable awning transom window, built as a wall-hosted Revit family with detailed timber casing. This door assembly combines a full-lite glazed leaf with a stacked transom unit featuring an operable awning sash above. Finished in a warm brown timber casing with extended head and sill profile horns, the frame encases a pale door leaf bordered by clean stiles and rails. Clear glass panes provide high visual transmittance across both the main door lite and the upper transom aperture. Distinct profile reveals define the perimeter casing, offering crisp shadow lines and architectural relief that cleanly integrate with surrounding interior and exterior wall surfaces.

The download is a 215 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.

Delivered as an RFA component, the family inserts directly into host walls in Autodesk Revit. Place the door to automatically generate rough wall cutouts and host interactions. Users can map project-specific glass, sash, and trim materials in the family type properties, coordinate elevation heights to room floor finishes, and document head and sill conditions cleanly across plan, elevation, and 3D views.

Suited for residential entrances, garden exits, classic villas, boutique hospitality guestrooms, and corridor partitions where natural clerestory illumination and ventilation are desired. This glazed door family coordinates smoothly alongside timber casework, panelled walls, and exterior siding systems. Architectural teams frequently specify this configuration when searching for glazed timber doors, entrance doors with operable transoms, or classic single doors with clerestory lights during design development and construction documentation phases.