About this asset

Structured with four vertically stacked glazed panels, this sidelight window Revit family features a slender brown frame configured for wall hosting. Designed as an elongated vertical opening, the unit incorporates an extruded perimeter frame finished in a neutral brown powder-coat tone. Three intermediate horizontal transoms evenly divide the height into four individual rectangular glazing panels. Crisp profile reveals and recessed glazing gaskets give the assembly realistic shadow lines and geometric definition. The clean linear mullions provide balanced structural rhythm while maintaining maximum daylight transmission through tinted glass lites. Its slim depth and compact jamb proportions deliver an understated architectural profile suitable for clean interior partitions or external facade assemblies.

The download is a 215 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 RFA component directly into your Revit project and insert it into an appropriate host wall alongside door assemblies or standalone partitions. Window type parameters allow straightforward coordination with architectural schedules, rough opening callouts, and elevation graphics. Material finishes for frame profiles and glazing layers can be customized in the family type properties to align with project-wide specification templates.

Ideal for entry foyers, commercial corridors, meeting rooms, and contemporary residential entrances, this vertical sidelight provides visual connection between spaces while maintaining acoustic boundaries. It pairs naturally with flush timber entry doors, aluminum storefront systems, and minimalist drywall reveals. Designers commonly incorporate stacked glazed sidelites into space planning documentation, BIM execution sets, and presentation elevations across corporate workplace and multi-family residential developments.