About this asset

This traditional Revit family represents an eight-lite wood transom window designed with a wide rectangular timber frame and clear glass glazing. A wide horizontal aperture defines this transom unit, organised into eight individual panes through an orderly four-wide by two-high divided lite layout. Thick timber framing encases the glazing with prominent vertical mullions and a continuous horizontal muntin bar that adds structural definition. Finished in an earthy reddish-brown wood tone, the perimeter jambs and head project cleanly from the assembly, complemented by an understated sill edge. The recessed glazing reflects natural illumination while preserving classical architectural proportioning suitable for daylight harvesting.

The download is a 205 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.

In Revit, load the RFA file directly into your active project or custom template. As a wall-hosted element, place it directly into exterior facade walls or interior corridor partitions, adjusting the head or sill height to sit above doors or primary window groupings. Frame and glass finishes can be configured via material parameters, allowing effortless alignment with project finish schedules.

Ideal for classic residential residences, rustic retreats, and boutique hospitality interiors, this transom unit works well when placed above standard door assemblies or along high clerestory wall runs. It pairs naturally with timber panel doors, traditional double-hung casements, and exterior siding systems. Specifiers and architectural visualisers can deploy this model during design development and construction documentation to introduce secondary daylight into hallways, entry foyers, and living spaces.