About this asset

Traditional double-hung cottage window Revit family featuring unequal sash divisions, simulated divided lites, and profiled exterior trim. This single-wide fenestration unit presents a classic cottage sash configuration, distinguished by an upper sash that is noticeably shorter than the lower counterpart. Detailed with authentic divided lite mullions, the upper panel holds a four-light arrangement while the elongated bottom sash accommodates a six-light grid. Crisp exterior casing outlines the frame with tiered classical profiles, creating realistic shadow lines across wall surfaces. Glazing inserts sit flush against neat interior profiles, rendering clean transitions between the off-white sash members, structural frame elements, and neighbouring architectural surfaces.

The download is a 1.5 MB 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 component directly into your active project environment to insert into host walls. The wall-hosted geometry cuts openings cleanly across standard composite partitions and masonry assemblies. Type parameters enable rapid scheduling within comprehensive window schedules, allowing specification teams to control frame materials, glass properties, and rough opening allowances for accurate coordination during construction documentation.

Suited to residential custom homes, heritage restoration, and multi-family developments, this double-hung fenestration component delivers appropriate proportions for American vernacular, craftsman, and colonial architecture. It integrates seamlessly into exterior elevations, detailed interior wall elevations, and full building cross-sections. Designers can specify it alongside panelled entry doors, dormer elements, and lap siding when crafting cohesive period facades or traditional residential renovations.