Traditional White Double-Hung Window with Transom

A traditional double-hung window Revit family featuring divided-lite sashes, an upper transom, and broad exterior casing trim. The assembly consists of a vertical two-sash double-hung window topped by an integrated rectangular transom light. Both sashes incorporate colonial-style glazing bars dividing each sash into six individual panes, creating a classic six-over-six divided lite arrangement. Above the primary unit, a single horizontal transom pane mirrors the overall frame width. The model features crisp white interior and sash profiles contrasted by an expansive green exterior perimeter casing trim, providing clear visual articulation against surrounding facade finishes.

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.

As a native Revit window component, the family hosts directly into standard wall assemblies, cutting the required rough opening automatically. Standard project workflows involve loading the RFA family into the model, establishing the sill height, and adjusting alignment in elevation views. Material parameter slots allow quick substitution of frame finishes and glass shaders to coordinate with exterior elevation palettes and window schedules.

This glazed unit suits traditional residential architecture, heritage refurbishments, farmhouses, and suburban townhouses. It integrates smoothly into facades finished in timber weatherboard, brickwork, or rendered masonry. Design teams detailing exterior elevations, fenestration schedules, and residential BIM models frequently specify double-hung sash windows with transoms to achieve authentic colonial proportions across bedrooms, living areas, and hospitality renovations.