About this asset

Modern sliding window Revit family featuring a deep exterior casing and dual glazed panels configured with fixed and operable sections. Constructed as a wall-hosted fenestration unit, the assembly incorporates an outer boxed reveal casing finished in neutral matte grey. Within the perimeter frame, the glazing is divided into unequal panes by a slender vertical mullion, setting a wide primary light beside a narrower operable sash. Both panels sit within refined metal frame profiles with recessed glazing channels, maintaining a minimal aesthetic. The geometry features crisp planar edges, balanced depth between the outer masonry opening and interior face, and distinct component sub-elements separating the frame, sash, and double-glazed lites.

The download is a 420 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 a Revit project and place it onto any standard vertical wall host. Adjust sill height or align with structural grids within elevations and section views. Material subcategories allow simple reassignment of frame coatings and glazing reflectance across graphic display options or rendering engines, ensuring clean visibility in schedules, 2D floor plans, and elevation documentation.

Well suited for contemporary residential developments, multi-family apartment facades, boutique commercial offices, and suburban villa projects. The clean casing detail pairs naturally with exterior rainscreens, architectural blockwork, insulated render systems, and solid masonry walls. Architects and BIM coordinators routinely specify this configuration when detailing horizontal sliding windows, two-lite punched openings, or combination fixed-and-operable fenestration during schematic design through technical construction documentation phases.