About this asset

This traditional glazed double outswing door with right sidelite Revit family features divided lites and standard sill detailing for exterior facades. The assembly comprises a two-wide active outswing door pair flanked by a full-height right-hand sidelite within a unified outer frame and sill. Each glazed leaf features an eighteen-lite divided grille pattern arranged in a three-wide by six-high grid, echoed across the adjacent sidelite panel for visual symmetry. Wide stile and rail framing surrounds the glazing, grounded by a taller bottom kick rail. Visible casing outlines the perimeter jambs and head, providing clean architectural definition between the door frame and the surrounding wall opening.

The download is a 4.2 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 exterior envelope integration in Revit, this hosted door family inserts directly into architectural wall elements. Users can schedule unit openings, adjust material parameters for the frame finishes and glass shading, and coordinate door swings in floor plan views. Standard sill geometry ensures accurate section cuts at ground floor transitions, balcony thresholds, and exterior patio interfaces.

This exterior glazed door system suits high-end residential estates, suburban townhouses, and boutique hospitality villas requiring classic divided-lite fenestration. It functions effectively as a patio door, rear garden terrace exit, or veranda entrance connecting living rooms and dining areas to outdoor spaces. Architects commonly specify this French door configuration when balancing generous daylight penetration with structured glazing bars in heritage or transitional architectural designs.