About this asset

Traditional double hung window Revit family featuring a divided upper sash, exterior sill profile, and integrated structural stone head lintel. This window component presents a classic two-sash vertical slider configuration detailed for masonry and framed exterior walls. The upper sash features a four-pane divided light arrangement with authentic muntin profiles, while the lower sash remains an open single pane for unobstructed outward views. A substantial rectangular stone lintel spans the head of the opening, projecting slightly beyond the outer jamb trims. The base incorporates a profiled exterior projecting sill to shed water effectively, paired with clean perimeter casing that delivers depth and traditional articulation in exterior elevations.

The download is a 102 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 standard wall-hosted Revit family, the component automatically creates the appropriate opening cut when placed into host wall assemblies. Users can align the head height to project lintel datum levels, adjust sill elevations, and assign project-specific materials to the glazed panels, frame extrusion, and masonry lintel geometry. The clean symbolic lines ensure crisp representation across standard architectural plan and elevation view templates.

Suited to residential townhouses, historic restorations, boutique hospitality developments, and suburban villa projects, this unit complements brickwork, rusticated stone facades, and timber cladding. Architects drafting historical elevations or detailing facade openings frequently search for terms like double hung sash window, masonry head lintel detail, Georgian sash, and colonial window component. It coordinates seamlessly alongside exterior shutters, projecting belt courses, and classic entrance porticos during design development and documentation.