About this asset

Designed for clean architectural facades, this horizontal sliding window Revit family features a dual-panel configuration with a slim white frame. The unit comprises a rectangular outer subframe housing two glazed panes in a horizontal sliding layout. Crisp, planar profiles define the perimeter trim and inner sash profiles, exhibiting minimalist detailing suitable for contemporary fenestration packages. Transparent blue-tinted glazing infills both sashes, separated by a slim vertical meeting stile. The horizontal track base accommodates the sliding mechanism within a compact profile depth. Its uniform white finish across the primary framework provides a neat, neutral aesthetic that aligns with standard vinyl, UPVC, or powder-coated aluminium window construction specifications.

The download is a 205 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 the RFA component directly into Autodesk Revit project environments and place it into hosting wall assemblies. Standard BIM workflows allow users to assign type parameters or instance properties to configure sill height, rough opening dimensions, and material finishes. The clean geometry ensures lightweight performance in complex building models, preventing file bloat while delivering precise schedules, exterior elevation drawings, and coordination sections.

Suited to residential developments, apartment blocks, townhouse facades, and light commercial spaces, this sliding window fits effortlessly into living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and home office environments. It coordinates naturally with painted plaster partitions, brick veneer, and exterior cladding systems. Architects and facade technicians routinely specify horizontal slider units, dual sash windows, and residential glazed fenestration when planning compact exterior envelopes requiring straightforward natural ventilation and unobtrusive operation.