About this asset

This modern sloped roof window Revit family features a dual vertically coupled VELUX glazing unit with dark grey exterior flashings. The assembly comprises a stacked two-tier roof window unit integrated along a sloped pitch. The upper section features a tall rectangular glazed aperture, coupled directly over a lower square pane in a unified frame system. The exterior profile displays charcoal grey protective metal cladding and weatherproofing flashing components designed to integrate cleanly into tiled or slated roof finishes. On the interior reveals, natural clear-finished timber framework outlines each pane, framing double-glazed glass lites that provide deep daylight penetration and direct sightlines toward the exterior sky.

The download is a 184 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.

Designed for integration in Autodesk Revit, this roof-hosted family cuts voids directly through the host roof geometry upon placement. Users can adjust roof pitch alignment, position the sill height within attic knee walls, and associate materials to schedule tags or rendering passes. Clean subcategory assignments allow precise visibility graphics overrides in plan, section, and interior elevations.

This paired roof window assembly suits residential attic extensions, contemporary barn conversions, loft bedrooms, and vaulted living areas requiring enhanced vertical daylight. It pairs naturally with rafter detailing, drywall linings, and sloped ceiling structures across schematic design through technical tender packages. Architects routinely search for VELUX combination units, sloped roof lights, and coupled attic skylights when generating daylighting layouts.