About this asset

This modern brown timber two-lite window Revit family provides a wall-hosted exterior aperture featuring stacked rectangular glazed lites. Comprising a vertical rectangular profile, the window unit features a finished timber outer frame housing two vertically stacked glazed panels. A distinct intermediate transom rail separates a smaller upper sash from a larger lower glazed pane, providing classic vertical proportions suited to residential facade articulation. The framing displays a warm reddish-brown wood grain texture with defined interior and exterior sills, while the glazing features dark reflective panes that contrast cleanly against exterior stucco or masonry finishes. The geometry creates a clean cut opening when hosted into standard exterior wall constructions.

The download is a 307 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.

In Autodesk Revit, place this window family directly into any wall system hosting exterior openings. The family automatically generates the required wall aperture and aligns with the exterior face of the chosen partition. Adjust the sill height in elevation or plan views to match interior floor datum levels, and assign project-specific materials to the frame and glazing subcategories in the family type properties.

Suited to single-family residential architecture, townhouses, boutique hotels, and multi-unit developments, this unit provides functional daylit openings across bedrooms, bathrooms, and stair towers. The warm timber finish coordinates well with natural stone, smooth exterior render, and timber cladding systems. Architects and interior designers searching for vertical timber casement units, stacked glazed windows, or residential wall-hosted Revit window families will find this component adaptable for design development and facade documentation.