About this asset

Modern in profile, this single hung window Revit family introduces a classic dual-lite vertical configuration for architectural Revit modeling. The component features an exterior rectangular trim and a slender outer frame enclosing two vertically stacked glazing panels. An upper fixed sash sits flush against the primary frame, while the lower movable sash features a distinct horizontal meeting rail and bottom sill profile. Subtle offsets between the interior and exterior sashes simulate authentic vertical sash assembly and overlap. The exterior casing displays crisp 90-degree mitred corners, designed with a clean white enamel frame finish paired with standard tinted window panes for clear architectural elevation reading.

The download is a 143 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 file into your active project and place it directly into any basic or composite host wall. The window cuts the host wall automatically upon insertion, generating standard opening boundaries in plan and section views. Users can adjust instance sill heights from the properties palette, swap glass or frame materials via type properties, and align the unit accurately within structural openings.

Suited for residential facades, suburban houses, multi-family townhouses, and light commercial elevations, this window integrates into both new builds and renovation documentation. It populates standard window schedules with accurate opening widths and heights during design development and construction document phases. Pair it alongside brick cladding, exterior lap siding, or stucco finishes where conventional vertical sash aesthetics and cost-efficient fenestration scheduling are required across exterior building envelopes.