Traditional White Double-Hung Sash Window with Casing

Featuring two-over-two glazed panes, this traditional sash window Revit family provides a vertical sliding configuration with integrated perimeter trim. The window assembly models a classic vertically sliding guillotine configuration, composed of an upper and lower sash set within a recessed box frame. Each sash is divided symmetrically by a single vertical glazing bar, producing a balanced two-over-two lite arrangement. A moulded exterior or interior architrave frames the jambs and head with crisp mitred corners, while an extended bottom sill features a rounded front nose projection. Profile reveals along the frame simulate authentic counterbalance sash guides and traditional joinery detailing.

The download is a 256 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.

Built as a host-ready window component in Revit, the element inserts directly into generic or layered wall assemblies to cut clean wall openings. Users can align the rough opening height to level datums, control head heights, and adjust graphic overrides for coarse, medium, or fine drawing views. Material parameters can be mapped to project standard glass and frame shaders for coordinated elevation elevations, schedules, and realistic renderings.

Suited to residential restorations, heritage renovations, townhouses, and traditional cottage architecture, this sash unit integrates seamlessly into exterior facade elevations and interior room drawings. The two-over-two glazing proportion pairs naturally with brick, stone, or clapboard facades across living rooms, bedrooms, and period commercial buildings. Specifiers and architectural visualisers searching for vertical sliding guillotine frames, double-hung sash windows, or Georgian facade fenestration can deploy this asset directly into schematic and developed design models.