IfcDoor
What is IfcDoor?
IfcDoor represents a construction element that is used to close an opening in a wall or partition. Doors provide access between spaces and carry properties about their operation type (single swing, double swing, sliding, revolving), fire rating, and accessibility compliance.
Hierarchy
Inherits from: IfcBuildingElement
Common Properties
Properties commonly found on IfcDoor elements in IFC models.
Property Sets
Standard IFC property sets associated with IfcDoor.
- Pset_DoorCommon
- Pset_DoorWindowGlazingType
- Qto_DoorBaseQuantities
Real-World Usage
Door schedules are one of the most common BIM deliverables. Construction teams track door specifications (hardware, fire rating, finish), installation status, and accessibility compliance using door element data.
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