About this asset

This traditional timber triple double-hung window Revit family features a three-bay vertical sliding sash configuration with divided light grilles. The assembly presents three side-by-side double-hung window units set within an integrated exterior frame casing. Each individual window features an upper and lower sliding sash detailed with a three-wide by two-high divided light pattern, creating twelve glazed panes per unit and thirty-six lights across the entire fixture. Proportioned outer trims encase the perimeter, providing clean visual definition against surrounding wall constructions. The geometry includes clearly modelled mullions dividing each bay, offset sash profiles, and internal muntin bars that suit historical, rustic, or transitional architecture.

The download is a 758 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.

Designed for standard wall-hosted insertion in Revit, this RFA component cuts hosting exterior walls automatically upon placement. Users can manage sill heights, review elevation profiles, and adjust host material cut wraps through the project type properties. Material parameters allow easy assignments for timber frames, glazing, and external trim to maintain uniform graphic consistency across construction documents, interior elevations, and architectural render views.

This triple sash window model serves residential architecture, period restorations, boutique hotels, and country estates. It fits living room facades, dining room bump-outs, expansive master bedrooms, and front-facing gables where broader sightlines and natural daylighting are desired. Architectural teams specifying multi-lite fenestration, wood replacement sashes, or heritage triple window assemblies will find this family straightforward to deploy across design development, drawing schedules, and BIM visual coordination.