About this asset

This traditional wood multi-lite casement window is a wall-hosted Revit family built with a slender tan frame and divided glazing panels. The unit exhibits a tall rectangular aspect ratio featuring a divided lite grid organized into twenty uniform rectangular panes. Slender vertical and horizontal muntins divide the dark glazed area, enclosed by a flat-faced tan timber perimeter sash without decorative exterior architraves or ornate casing profiles. A low-profile grey sill caps the masonry opening at the base, creating an understated junction against external brickwork or render facade treatments. Its clean perimeter emphasizes geometric clarity, offering balanced glass division for traditional and transitional facade layouts.

The download is a 430 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 standard wall integration, this component inserts directly into vertical host assemblies within Revit. Users can modify wall opening geometry, assign dedicated glass and timber finish subcategories for rendering, and align head heights across elevation sheets. Clean analytical bounding allows reliable coordination in schedule takeoffs, elevation views, and building section drawings without superfluous decorative geometry.

Suited for residential houses, country cottages, townhouses, and boutique hospitality architecture, this multi-pane casement pairs naturally with face brick, coursed stone, or smooth rendered exteriors. Architects specifying colonial, farmhouse, or heritage vernacular elevations can deploy this family across living rooms, studies, and perimeter corridors where divided glazing patterns are required to match historic window proportions.