About this asset

Designed for architectural elevations, this traditional transom window Revit family features detailed exterior profile casing and dual glazed lites. This horizontal transom unit exhibits classic proportioning suited for stacked configurations above primary window assemblies or doorways. The exterior presentation features prominent layered perimeter casing with stepped moulding and an integrated projecting sill profile. Inside the robust outer trim, the rectangular sash contains a symmetrical glazing arrangement with central divided lites flanked by wide border margins. Subtle line work delineates the frame recesses, astragal bars, and glass stops, creating authentic shadow lines in elevation and sectional views while maintaining crisp line weights in documentation drawings.

The download is a 942 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.

Load this native RFA file directly into your Revit project template to place within standard wall assemblies. As a wall-hosted window family, it cuts wall geometry cleanly and aligns to designated rough openings. Standardise instance and type parameters to adjust head heights, control material finish assignments for interior wood and exterior cladding, and verify schedule data output for window schedules.

Ideally proportioned for traditional and transitional residential schemes, this transom unit is typically deployed above double hung sash windows, patio doors, or entry portals to increase natural daylight penetration. It functions effectively across suburban residences, heritage restorations, and boutique hospitality projects. Architects frequently specify this style when compiling exterior elevation packages, detailed wall sections, and manufacturer-aligned window schedules requiring authentic moulding profiles.