About this asset

Crafted for heritage schemes, this traditional timber window Revit family features a perimeter box frame detailed with two faceted vertical wood spindles. The component comprises an open rectangular timber box frame housing two decorative vertical spindles positioned on either side of the interior opening. Each spindle exhibits faceted geometric turning with pronounced flared bases, tapering shafts, and conical caps that anchor firmly into the top and bottom rails. The warm reddish-brown wood grain texture extends consistently across the jambs, head, and sill. Designed without an integrated glazed sash in this visual configuration, the timber casework functions either as an ornamental screen opening or a custom architectural framework for rustic fenestration openings.

The download is a 553 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 the.rfa family directly into your Revit project and place it hosted within standard architectural wall assemblies. Adjust sill heights or align the frame to structural rough openings in elevation views. The native geometry allows assignment of project-standard wood materials, render appearances, and phased demolition or construction states, integrating cleanly with Revit window schedules and interior elevation callouts.

Suited to residential villas, rustic lodges, boutique hospitality suites, and heritage restoration projects, this opening element adds distinct vernacular craftsmanship. It functions effectively for interior partition cutouts, corridor borrowing lights, loggia fenestration, or traditional balcony apertures. Architects and visualizers specifying rustic joinery, carved timber screens, or historic window framing will find this asset fits naturally alongside exposed masonry walls, plastered partitions, and natural timber millwork.