About this asset

Traditional natural wood casement window unit formatted as a native Revit family with a four-panel multi-lite grid configuration and perimeter casing. This assembly features four horizontal modular window units joined in a continuous wooden master frame. Each unit incorporates a six-lite divided glazing layout formed by slender internal muntin bars arranged in a two-wide by three-high grid. The unit is trimmed with a stepped exterior perimeter casing and integrated sill profile, rendered in an untreated natural pine or light timber tone. Clear architectural glazing panels fit tightly within the individual sash mullions, balancing daylight transmission with classic multi-pane fenestration proportions across an elongated horizontal elevation.

The download is a 461 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 BIM workflows in Revit, this window component inserts directly into vertical host walls, automatically generating the wall opening cut. Users can adjust instance parameters such as sill height and elevation head heights to match project levels. Material assignments for frame, casing, trim, glass, and mullions can be adjusted via family type properties to integrate with project render engines and interior finish schedules.

Well suited for residential architecture, custom houses, suburban villas, country cottages, and classic multi-family developments, this multi-unit window serves living rooms, dining spaces, kitchens, and sunrooms. Specifiers searching for colonial grid fenestration, timber multi-lite units, Andersen casement combinations, or horizontal banded window openings will find this element appropriate for schematic elevations through to detailed construction documentation and joinery schedules.