About this asset

Designed for sloped rooflines, this contemporary timber fixed irregular pentagon window Revit family features a clean profile and single glazed pane. The component features an asymmetrical five-sided polygon geometry designed to follow clerestory angles or pitched ceiling slopes. A profiled exterior and interior timber trim surrounds a recessed sash holding a single pane of vision glass. The vertical right jamb meets a flat horizontal sill, while the left side rises into a chamfered shoulder that slopes upward to a truncated top head. Warm natural wood tones define the frame profile with crisp mitred corners, providing geometric daylight penetration tailored to complex roof interfaces without operable hardware or divided lite mullions.

The download is a 348 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.

Insert this window family directly into hosting wall assemblies in Revit project environments. Position the family along gable walls, clerestories, or raked eaves, adjusting sill heights to align with adjacent fenestration or ceiling finish datum levels. Frame finishes and glazing materials can be coordinated through project material parameters, ensuring consistent elevation graphics, realistic rendering outputs, and clean inclusion in automated architectural window schedules.

Ideal for bespoke residential architecture, attic conversions, pitched chalets, and contemporary split-level dwellings. This irregular geometric opening excels in double-height living rooms, loft master suites, and stairwell voids where conventional rectangular glazing cannot capture upper wall daylight. Specifiers commonly search for custom gable windows, raked clerestory glazing, geometric wall openings, and angled timber fenestration during developed design and construction documentation phases.