Traditional timber casement window Revit family featuring an eight-lite muntin grid and a clean trimless frame hosted in exterior masonry. Designed with a tall, slender aspect ratio, this wall-hosted casement window features an eight-lite arrangement divided by a central vertical mullion and three horizontal muntin bars. The surrounding sash and outer frame display a light natural wood finish with a visible grain texture, encasing grey-tinted glazing panels. Built with an exterior flush profile, the assembly omits decorative brickmould or architrave trim, creating an unadorned junction against surrounding masonry surfaces while preserving a classic divided-light facade appearance.

The download is a 348 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.

Standard Revit workflows apply when inserting this wall-hosted family into basic exterior wall assemblies. Users can adjust sill heights directly within the model space, duplicate types to adjust overall rough openings, and assign custom material parameters to the frame, sash, and glazing components to align with project schedules and rendering requirements.

Suitable for residential architecture, country houses, townhouses, and boutique hospitality developments where traditional multi-pane apertures are required without exterior casings. This model fits brick, stone, or stucco facade studies, pairing cleanly with period masonry and vernacular exterior detailing for design development elevations and construction documentation packages.