About this asset

Traditional quad casement window Revit family modeled with four mulled sashes, natural wood interior trim, and six-lite divided grilles. The assembly comprises a four-unit horizontal grouping framed by a continuous peripheral timber casing and integrated vertical mullions. Each of the four operable casement sashes displays a balanced vertical proportion divided into six lites via slender surface muntin bars. Warm natural wood textures define the sills, side jambs, head casing, and sash profiles, contrasting with clear glazing planes. Distinct perimeter offsets delineate the operable sash frames from the master frame, ensuring readable line work in elevation and sectional views for both exterior facade drawings and interior architectural joinery elevations.

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.

Architects and BIM technicians can insert this native Revit window family directly into host wall assemblies across conceptual and detailing project phases. Proper wall penetration cuts and interior and exterior trim recesses populate automatically upon hosting. Material parameters enable assigning project-specific interior timber stains, exterior cladding finishes, and performance glazing values to align seamlessly with window schedules and quantity takeoffs.

Designed primarily for single-family residences, suburban villas, townhouses, and country estates, this multi-unit glazing assembly suits living rooms, dining spaces, and master suites seeking expansive natural daylight. It complements traditional facade treatments including horizontal timber siding, brick veneers, and stone masonry. Common specification queries include multi-lite fenestration, quad casement Revit window, divided light wooden glazing, and residential architectural millwork units.