About this asset

Designed with divided-lite sashes and perimeter trim, this double casement window is a Revit family featuring natural wood framing and clear glass panes. The window assembly features a paired side-by-side casement configuration set inside an integrated outer casing with a projecting sill. Each glazed sash is divided into six equal panes by narrow colonial-style muntin bars, producing a symmetrical twelve-lite elevation. Modeled in a light natural timber tone, the framing includes stepped reveal profiles, an exterior sill projection, and clear glass infills. The central mullion neatly separates the two operable sashes, presenting clean junction geometry suitable for elevation cleanups, architectural section details, and interior window schedule tags.

The download is a 369 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.

Load this RFA family directly into an active Autodesk Revit project and place it into any basic or compound host wall. The component cuts wall openings automatically, aligning exterior trim surfaces with adjacent wall finishes. Designers can configure sill heights and assign materials for glazing, frame, and muntin components through standard family type properties to streamline construction documentation, coordination views, and native rendering output.

Suited to residential architecture, suburban townhouses, and country cottages, this multi-pane casement fits living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and home offices. The colonial aesthetic complements traditional, farmhouse, and craftsman facades, pairing naturally with timber siding, stucco, or exposed brickwork. Specifiers commonly search for double casement window, divided lite window, multi-pane Revit family, and residential fenestration when generating detailed window schedules during schematic design, technical design, and working drawing packages.