About this asset

Glazed teller window designed as a wall-hosted Revit family, featuring an integrated transaction speech port and projected sill for service counters. This wall-hosted window assembly features a rectangular vertical aperture with dual glazed panes set within slender framing profiles. The lower glazing pane includes a circular central speak-through hole, engineered for acoustic transmission in secure customer interactions. A horizontal divider separates the upper transom light from the lower operational section, both framed in minimalist white or anodised metal profiles. Below the glazed panel, a pronounced counter sill projects outward to support paperwork exchange and counter-top alignment, completing a clean, functional architectural detailing suitable for commercial partitions.

The download is a 338 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.

Supplied as a native Revit window family (.rfa), this wall-hosted element inserts directly into existing interior partitions or masonry walls. In project views, the family generates clean openings with accurate plan cuts, sill lines, and elevation graphics. Material parameters for the framing, glazing, and sill can be adjusted through the type properties to match specific project finishes and interior partition schedules.

Primarily deployed in reception lobbies, ticket booths, hospital admissions, and banking halls, this transaction counter window suits diverse commercial and public facilities. It integrates seamlessly into security screens, cashier desks, pharmacy dispensing counters, and administrative service dividers. Architects and interior designers frequently specify this type of service window or transaction screen when detailing reception desks, check-in kiosks, and back-of-house customer service barriers across transport, civic, and healthcare interiors.