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A wall gap with two leaves and two opposing arcs.
Also known as: Pair of doors plan symbol, French doors plan symbol
On an architectural plan a double door is drawn as two leaves meeting at the centre of the opening, each with its own arc.
Denotes a pair of hinged leaves closing one opening, each drawn with its own swing arc.
Contexts: Technical drawing
Is distinguished from two separate single doors by the leaves meeting at the centre of one opening rather than each having its own frame.
Contexts: Technical drawing
A break in the wall with two leaf lines meeting at its centre, each with a quarter-circle arc swinging outward from opposite jambs.