Bi-Fold Door Collection

All Bi-Fold Door Families included in this Collection (also individually available) share a set of functionality around the wall opening, main frame, panels, graphics and scheduling.

Wall Opening

The wall opening is a crucial part of every door as it determines the actual dimension for structural work as well as details for any finishing work.

Rough Opening

When you set the width and height of the door, you really set the outer frame dimensions. The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters to set the distance between the door frame and the actual wall opening, separately for each side, top and bottom when required, giving you full control over the frame positioning as well as real structural opening.

Render Offsets

The structural wall opening is one thing, the actual exterior and interior finish is another one. The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters to set the render offsets for exterior and interior separately for each side, top and bottom when required.

Cavity Closers

Depending on the type of the hosting wall you might need to show cavity closers. The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters to set the dimensions and position. It also allows you to control the visibility of cavity closers separately for each side, top and bottom.

Main Frame

The main frame is fully parametric, giving you full control of dimensions and advanced settings like undercut and corner miter.

Control dimensions

The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters to separately set the width for each side, top and bottom. You can even set the bottom frame width to zero for a top-hung setup.

Undercut

The Bi-Fold Door Families provides a parameter that allows you to extend the side frame to the structural slab (for example for top-hung bi-fold doors).

Corner

The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters the setup interior and exterior facing corner solutions at any angle, taking care about the frame as well as wall opening.

Threshold New in v2

A new threshold option has been added, allowing to show a fully parametric threshold.

Ramps New in v2

Alternatively to the new threshold, a fully parametric ramp can now be shown separately for interior and exterior.

Panel

The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters to customize the appearance, number and opening state of panels.

Modular Types

The panel is a nested family which allows you to create and load customized variations that automatically adjust in size and positioning based on the set number of panels. By default the Bi-Fold Door Families come with 2 options, a full panel and a frame panel.

Exterior - Interior New in v3

The panels folding side can be switched between exterior and interior which makes this family even more versatile.

Glazing Bars

The frame panel supports glazing bars which can be adjusted in dimension, vertical and horizontal count.

Flexible distribution New in v2

Additional to the full panel height, glazing bars can now be distributed from the top or bottom with a custom height, allowing more flexible setups.

Open, Closed & everything in between

The Bi-Fold Door Families provide parameters to set the opening state for panels which is helpful for various use cases like great visual presentations, to show the space open panels take up, and more ...

Graphics

Symbol lines New in v3

Symbol lines for plan and elevation which are customizable to your requirements.

Detail Mode: Coarse, Medium, Fine

The Bi-Fold Door Families are fully supporting Revit's detail levels as well as subcategories to correctly represent your Visibility/Graphic Overrides.

Schedule

Thanks to the parametric nature of the Bi-Fold Door Families your schedules can show more than just static values like width, height, etc.

Opening Area

The opening area is a dynamically calculated value representing the net opening area when the door is fully opened, taking the size of the door, the main frame dimensions, as well as the number and dimensions of panels into account.

Glass Area

The glass area is a dynamically calculated value representing the net glass area with or without taking glazing bars into account. The calculated area takes the size of the door, the main frame dimensions, as well as the number and dimensions of panels into account.