About this asset

Traditional double hung window Revit family featuring a classic six-over-six divided light sash grid and an articulated five-piece profile trim casing. The assembly incorporates a vertically proportioned double hung format split into upper and lower operable sash panels. Each sash is subdivided by delicate muntin bars into a balanced six-pane glazing arrangement, yielding a timeless twelve-lite overall composition. Surrounding the perimeter is a detailed five-piece exterior trim package consisting of a projecting head casing with drip cap detailing, vertical side architraves, a substantial sill stool, and an underlying apron. The clean geometric profiling delivers sharp shadow lines against the host wall, creating defined fenestration suitable for historically sensitive or transitional elevations.

The download is a 573 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.

Designed for clean coordination in architectural workflows, this wall-hosted Revit family integrates directly into standard wall assemblies to generate accurate openings, frame cutouts, and sill interfaces. Users can insert the family across exterior elevations, adjust standard sill height offsets, and map project-specific materials across the glazed elements and painted casing subcategories for consistent scheduling and CD documentation.

This sash window functions reliably across suburban residential developments, custom residential builds, farmhouses, and historic brownstone renovations. It provides authentic proportions for street-facing facades, living spaces, dining areas, and traditional bedrooms where period accuracy matters. Architectural teams frequently specify this style when producing facade studies, daylight calculations, and detailed residential window schedules, pairing it naturally with lap siding, stone veneers, or exterior render.