About this asset

Designed for architectural elevations, this double glazed entrance door Revit family features classic ten-lite divided glass panels in a white frame. The assembly presents a two-wide outswing door configuration set within an exterior casing trim. Each operating leaf incorporates full-height glazing divided by grilles into a two-wide by five-high grid of ten rectangular lites. A substantial bottom kick rail anchors the bottom of each panel, balanced by consistent stiles and a top rail finished in crisp white. Designed with an accessible threshold profile, the unit integrates clean mullion detailing between leaves and subtle perimeter framing, making it ideal for classical, transitional, and colonial facades.

The download is a 2.7 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.

As a wall-hosted door family, insert the component directly into standard basic or compound exterior walls within Revit. Adjust instance and type parameters to coordinate opening cutouts, head heights, and swing clearances. Material channels for interior wood, exterior cladding, glass, and hardware allow straightforward substitution to match project finish schedules and rendering presets.

Well suited for single-family residences, suburban clubhouses, boutique retail entries, and garden pavilion transitions, this door balances classic proportions with barrier-free circulation. Integrate it along rear terraces, dining patios, or primary entry vestibules when coordinating facade packages. Professionals searching for French entry doors, accessible exterior door families, or multi-lite entrance openings will find this component directly applicable across design development and construction documentation phases.