About this asset

Traditional grey double-hung window Revit family features twin multilight sashes, integrated rectangular transoms, and five-piece exterior trim moulding. This window assembly is configured as a paired double-hung unit set beneath two horizontal transom lights. Each sash features six divided lites arranged in a two-wide by three-high grid pattern, while the transoms display three lites each. Framing elements present clean profile definitions, complemented by an architectural five-piece surround comprising side casings, an extended sill stool, an apron, and a prominent head trim with a projecting drip moulding. The geometry cleanly resolves the vertical mullion separating the two units alongside clear glazing panes.

The download is a 645 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 architectural coordination in Revit, this hosted window family inserts directly into basic or compound wall assemblies. In project workflows, users can position the component along facades, control sill height offsets, and adjust phase settings or visibility graphics in elevations and 3D perspectives. Assign project-specific materials for the sashes, trim profiles, and glass within the type or instance parameter sets to ensure accurate schedule takeoffs and visualization outputs.

Suited to residential architecture, historic renovations, boutique hospitality retreats, and suburban developments, this window unit supports both exterior facade elevation drawings and detailed interior wall elevations. The multilight sash aesthetic integrates into farmhouse, colonial, classic, or craftsman facade detailing. Designers can pair this fenestration element with horizontal lap siding, brick masonry, or exterior plaster finishes across schematic design packages, daylight studies, and comprehensive construction documentation sets.