About this asset

This single Dutch door Revit family features a horizontally split panel design, allowing the top and bottom sections to operate independently. This Revit door family represents a classic Dutch door configuration, defined by its horizontal split that enables the top leaf to open separately from the bottom. The geometry is clean and functional, suitable for standard wall-hosted insertion within architectural models. It features a simple frame and panel construction typical of traditional or rustic residential entryways or kitchen exits. The design prioritises clear, efficient line work for floor plans and elevations, ensuring it remains lightweight and responsive within complex project files while providing the necessary technical representation for construction documentation.

The download is a 102 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 this family into your Revit project using the Load Family command and place it into any wall type. Since it is a wall-hosted component, it will automatically cut the host wall and align with the specified sill height. You can adjust the door dimensions via the type properties to match specific project requirements. Ensure the door swing and orientation are correctly aligned in your plan view to maintain accurate schedules and graphical representation across your documentation set.

Ideal for residential projects, this Dutch door is frequently specified for kitchen-to-garden transitions, cottage-style entries, or mudrooms where ventilation and security are required simultaneously. It pairs well with traditional or farmhouse interior schemes. Architects and interior designers search for this asset when detailing homes that require a warm, welcoming, and practical entry solution. It is particularly useful in renovation projects or new builds aiming for a classic, character-filled aesthetic while maintaining modern BIM standards for door schedules and wall-hosted geometry.