REVIT: Placing a door in a curtain wall

In this tutorial we will se how to place a door in a curtain wall by replacing a curtain panel.

[achiijan]

Thank you so much! 11 years later your video is still useful for revit 2024 users! I tried other tutorials but to no avail I was not able to do this shit. Your quick vid made my day, thank you again!

[inspru]

i love that you are straight forward and not with a 15 minute video.

[travistaylor]

I've been trying to do this all day, reading various how-to's. Thankfully I found your video and within a few seconds it solved my issue. Thank you!

[DemonGodDemigra]

Bro can you just tell me how to select that single glass pannel, it's not selecting and it's getting frustrating at this point, please help...

[teriperson]

Oh ! You are very good ! You explain things so much better !

[ahmedimad]

that was really helpful thank you so much

[jochebedacquah]

For some reason reason, after taking out that one panel, I can’t select it again to to replace it with the door. How can I select it again please

[itsjustmyopinion.]

where can i find these door families? there is some options in us metric but it doesn't place it to my project

[sadielojeda]

Thank you... Very simple and helpful!!!

[alexiaperalta]

This was very helpful! thank you .
I do have one questions. What should I check to have the door's hardware visible? Most of the time I have to place door hardware components one by one.

[MrFishhunter]

Hmm wall acts a a whole and not individual panels. I can delete the mullions but not select the individual panel.

[emmygourgues]

I have a problem, It's just impossible for me to select the panel so I can't replace it...

[Ahlotski]

The door won't appear in my properties panel, it's already in my door family, i am using Revit 2016

[alanpower]

Placing a glazed door into a curtain wall frame has more steps than that if you want your door schedule to be accurate, and your mullions in the correct locations. You need to place a door with a 20mm adapter all around that acts as a door stop. A storefront screen with a 114mm deep frame does not need this, but a true curtain wall series does. You will be off by 40mm in your overall width if you don't account for this. Schedules and shop drawings will bite you one day if you don't put these in for real construction jobs. School work can be a little more relaxed.

[ws]

bro i'm trying to pick that line but i can't pick that line bro help me out 1:27

[steve_franc]

dosent load for me...says not correct family

[RubbinRobbin]

I can't tab into it, wtf... revit 2018.3