Traditional Brown Wood Six-Lite Transom Window

Framed in deep brown timber, this six-lite wood transom window Revit family provides a traditional divided-light opening for wall assemblies. Featuring a balanced three-by-two division, this rectangular transom unit incorporates solid wood profiling around clear glazing panes. The perimeter casing frames an outer jamb with clean, stepped profile reveals, holding six equal glass lites separated by classic muntin bars. The dark brown wood finish gives the frame an established architectural presence, suitable for interior partition clerestories or exterior header placements above entryways and main casements. Crisp profile geometry ensures clean elevations and accurate sectional cuts in documentation.

The download is a 195 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.

As a native Revit family, this window can be loaded directly into standard project environments and hosted into exterior or interior vertical wall elements. Users can position it over door heads or gang multiple units across wall elevations. Material parameter channels allow easy reassignment of interior and exterior sash finishes alongside clear or frosted glazing setups to coordinate seamlessly with project schedules.

Well-suited for residential homes, historic renovations, boutique hospitality environments, and craftsman-style commercial interiors, this unit brings daylight between interconnected rooms or above doorway openings. It pairs effectively with panelled entry doors, traditional double-hung window schedules, and colonial trim details. Architects and interior designers frequently specify this configuration when detailing high-ceiling living areas, hallway corridors, or heritage facade treatments requiring authentic divided-light daylighting solutions.