About this asset

Traditional triple casement window Revit family featuring natural timber frames and colonial grille patterns across three glazed units. Comprising three conjoined vertical sashes set within an integrated peripheral trim, this window assembly displays classic proportions tailored for daylighting and ventilation. Each individual glazed sash is subdivided by slender muntin bars arranged in a three-by-three divided-lite grid, yielding nine individual panes per section. Natural wood grain tones define the surrounding casing, structural mullions, and interior sash profiles. The sill features a subtle downward slope and clean reveals, framing clear glazing panels that contrast with the warm tan timber surfaces.

The download is a 512 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.

Loading this native RFA component into a Revit project allows users to insert the unit directly into exterior wall hosts. Instance and type parameters enable adjustments to rough opening allowances, exterior trim visibility, and sill heights. Material parameter slots allow rapid substitution between primed paint, stainable wood, and external cladding finishes to coordinate elevations with schedules and interior room finishes.

Well-suited for custom residential architecture, suburban housing developments, and traditional hospitality lodges, this triple window fits living rooms, master bedrooms, and dining spaces. The multi-pane aesthetic complements classic, farmhouse, and colonial facades. Specifiers searching for divided-lite timber windows, triple sash fenestration, or multi-unit casement glazing can incorporate this assembly across schematic design packages and working drawings to establish authentic exterior character.