About this asset

This traditional timber casement window Revit family features a six-lite divided glazing layout with a profiled wood sill and clean jambs. The component depicts a single-leaf side-hung casement window framed in warm natural-toned wood. A slender perimeter jamb encloses a glazed sash articulated by narrow muntin bars into a balanced two-by-three grid, creating six distinct lites. Dashed elevation lines clearly delineate the right-handed side-hung operational swing. Beneath the lower rail rests a substantial, traditionally profiled sill that provides architectural depth and shadow relief. Free from external face trim or applied casings, the frame presents a refined, uncluttered edge that fits neatly into diverse exterior wall assemblies.

The download is a 348 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 as a wall-hosted Revit family, the model automatically creates the required wall opening upon insertion. Users can align and lock the frame to architectural core layers, control head and sill heights, and assign material parameters to timber members and glazing. The family includes 2D symbolic linework and reference planes for reliable plan, section, and elevation representation across drawing sets.

Ideal for single-family residences, suburban townhouses, cottages, and boutique hospitality projects, this multi-pane casement coordinates seamlessly with traditional, craftsman, or modern farmhouse aesthetics. Architectural teams can incorporate this glazed fenestration unit during schematic design and design development phases. It pairs effectively with brick facades, clapboard siding, and stone cladding in building elevations, external perspectives, and detailed window schedule documentation.