Traditional Brown Wood Double-Hung Window with Mullions

This traditional double-hung window is a native Revit family featuring twin sashes, deep perimeter casing, and classic divided-lite mullions. The assembly showcases a paired double-hung format enclosed by wide exterior architrave casing in a deep reddish-brown tone. Two adjacent bays each house vertically stacked upper and lower sashes rendered in a lighter tan wood finish. Both upper and lower glazed panels feature delicate muntin bars that subdivide each pane into a balanced grid of eight lights per sash. Profiled sill and head details project slightly from the wall plane, delivering crisp shadow lines and historic fenestration proportioning suitable for classic facade articulation.

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.

Engineered as a wall-hosted Revit component, this window cuts hosted host geometry cleanly upon insertion. Load the family into project templates to schedule sash heights, sill elevations, and rough openings in standard window schedules. Users can map project materials directly across frame, sash, and glazing subcategories, ensuring coherent visual styles across orthographic elevations and perspective views.

Well suited for residential architecture, country estates, farmhouses, and historic renovations, this unit integrates seamlessly across perimeter facades. Architects and specifiers frequently place paired vertical double hung units in master bedrooms, formal dining rooms, and central living areas. The model coordinates effortlessly with exterior lap siding, brick masonry veneers, and classic painted timber fascias.