About this asset

Modern white transom window Revit family featuring a low-profile rectangular frame, glazed panel, and an integrated geometric muntin grid. This horizontal transom unit is defined by a clean, rectangular perimeter profile with a slim white frame. The glazed opening incorporates an internal muntin pattern composed of three horizontal bars intersected by three vertical mullions, creating a twelve-pane divided-lite appearance. Small circular accent dots mark each muntin intersection for subtle ornamentation. The linear proportions emphasize horizontal fenestration, making it suitable for mounting above standard exterior doorways, interior partition openings, or high on perimeter walls for daylight penetration.

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.

Load the RFA component directly into your Revit project and place it onto any basic or compound wall host. Standard elevation or plan views allow accurate alignment with door heads and adjoining window lintels. The wall cut automatically resolves upon placement. Users can adjust sill height to achieve precise transom head alignment across elevations, while material parameters assign standard glass and finish values across project schedules.

Engineered for residential and commercial architecture, this transom window works effectively above entryway doors, interior corridor screens, and private office partitions. The divided-lite profile pairs naturally with panelled entry doors, traditional residential millwork, or modern craftsman elevations requiring elevated borrowed daylight. Professionals searching for clerestory windows, door transoms, high-level daylighting units, or multi-pane rectangular glazing will find this family straightforward to incorporate into schematic design and construction documentation.