About this asset

Designed for residential facades, this contemporary glazed exterior door Revit family features an integrated secondary storm door and dual hardware. The assembly features a full-lite glazed entry panel set within a substantial white perimeter frame, paired with an exterior storm door casing. Both door leaves include dedicated operable hardware: an interior lever set and an exterior handle with escutcheon plate. The large central glass panel maximises natural daylight transmission while providing clear visual connection to entry porches or patios. Structural wall hosting geometry reveals realistic frame setbacks, perimeter weatherstripping clearances, and cleanly defined sill and jamb profiles suitable for realistic section and plan cuts.

The download is a 563 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.

Loaded as a native door component, the family hosts directly into standard or compound wall assemblies in Revit. Users can place the door into exterior partition hosts, adjust opening directions via standard flip controls, and configure family parameters to toggle or schedule the optional storm door geometry. Shared parameters enable direct integration into architectural door schedules and quantity take-offs.

Ideal for single-family residences, suburban townhouses, cottage entries, and multi-family residential developments requiring durable thermal and weather protection. The neutral aesthetic complements modern siding, masonry veneers, and composite facades across front porches, side entries, or rear garden access points. Design teams specifying glazed entry doors, secondary screen doors, or weatherproof exterior egress can integrate this component across concept design, design development, and construction documentation phases.