About this asset

This traditional double hung window Revit family features a four-over-four divided lite pattern, deep profiled exterior casing, and a projecting sill. The assembly depicts a single-wide vertical sliding unit framed by classical profiled exterior casing and an integrated sill. Upper and lower operable sashes each incorporate true or simulated divided lites arranged in a two-wide by two-high grid, giving an eight-pane elevation. The outer trim exhibits a subdued sage-grey finish, contrasting with the warm white internal sash stiles, rails, and muntin bars. A heavier meeting rail divides the upper and lower glazed panels, grounded by a wider bottom rail typical of historic residential sash proportions.

The download is a 1.5 MB 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.

Designed for standard wall-hosted insertion in Revit, the component cuts openings automatically when placed into host walls. Insert the family into exterior envelope assemblies, align the frame to the structural core or exterior finish line, and adjust type parameters for frame dimensions, sash materials, and glazing graphic overrides. Elevation and section views retain clean line weights suitable for detailed window schedules and permit documentation.

This window unit fits traditional residences, coastal cottages, farmhouse estates, and historical renovation schemes across schematic design through construction documentation. Pair this fenestration element with horizontal lap siding, brick masonry, or cedar shingles in main living rooms, master bedrooms, and home offices. Specification searches typically target colonial double hung window, sash window with exterior trim, divided light fenestration, and timber composite residential windows.