About this asset

Designed for classic facades, this traditional timber double-hung window Revit family features a twin-sash configuration with integrated muntin bars. Two adjacent double-hung window units are framed within a shared perimeter casing and projecting exterior trim. Each individual unit comprises upper and lower operable sashes featuring divided lite grids arranged in an eight-pane pattern, defined by slender vertical and horizontal muntin bars. The composition contrasts a deep reddish-brown outer trim surround with warm tan inner sash stiles and rails. Sashes are modeled with realistic dimensional offset, providing realistic reveal depths, shadow lines, and layered profiles that accurately reflect traditional residential timber fenestration construction.

The download is a 748 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.

Delivered as a native Revit family component, this wall-hosted asset automatically cuts openings upon insertion into project wall assemblies. Architectural teams can adjust host wall placement, assign project materials to the frame, sash, and glazing subcategories, and toggle grille visibility through family type parameters to suit various documentation phases and design elevations.

This fenestration unit suits single-family houses, historic renovations, colonial townhouses, and boutique hospitality developments requiring heritage architectural styling. It coordinates seamlessly with decorative exterior siding, brick veneer facades, and interior casing trims. Designers specifying double window assemblies, colonial divided lite windows, or classic double-hung timber joinery can integrate this model across schematic massing, planning elevations, and full construction drawing packages.