Traditional Timber Quadruple Casement Window – Andersen CR25-2 CW255-2

Crafted for residential exterior envelopes, this Revit family features a quadruple wood casement window with traditional divided-light colonial grilles. This assembly incorporates four side-by-side casement units framed within an integrated outer trim and sill profile. Finished in natural timber tones, the timber sashes are subdivided into individual rectangular panes by an interior muntin grid system arranged in a two-wide grid pattern across each glazed sash. Detailed reveal moulding and crisp framing elements define the perimeter casing, creating depth against standard exterior wall assemblies. The glazing elements sit recessed within narrow timber frame stiles and rails, reproducing the authentic proportions of classic multi-lite operable window assemblies.

The download is a 614 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 integration in Revit projects, this wall-hosted family cuts hosts automatically upon placement into vertical wall elements. Model components feature defined material parameters for interior timber, exterior cladding finishes, and clear glass panes, allowing schedule coordination and accurate rendering setup. Users can adjust placement height via sill elevation offsets directly in project elevation views or schedule parameters without breaking host geometry.

Well suited for traditional residential developments, country homes, suburban housing schemes, and historic renovation projects, this multi-unit window provides wide sightlines and generous daylighting. The classic multi-lite design pairs naturally with brick veneer, horizontal lap siding, or stone masonry facades in living rooms, master bedrooms, and home offices. Specification searches typically target multi-panel casement windows, colonial divided light windows, and timber quad glazing units for architectural construction documentation and BIM elevation modelling.