About this asset

Traditional timber triple casement window Revit family featuring divided-lite glass panes, moulded sash profiles, and an integrated exterior trim casing. This unit features three conjoined casement sashes set within a unified perimeter jamb with integrated casing moulding. Each tall glazed sash incorporates authentic colonial divided lites arranged in a two-wide by five-high rectangular pane pattern, bringing architectural character to facade elevations. The primary structural components, mullions, and internal muntin bars are modelled in clear timber tones, paired with transparent glazing assemblies. Fine bevel details along the sash edges, sill extension, and interior reveal lines accurately communicate standard wood joinery construction, suitable for architectural coordination and clean visualization renders.

The download is a 512 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.

Delivered as an RFA component for Autodesk Revit, this wall-hosted window family inserts directly into basic or compound architectural wall assemblies. Users can position the unit along exterior wall faces, adjust sill heights, and coordinate rough opening clearances within project elevation views. Glazing and timber finish materials can be linked to project-standard material assets or scheduled across window takeoff documentation.

Suited for residential and heritage-inspired architecture, this triple unit naturally fits classic family residences, country houses, townhomes, and boutique hotel guest suites. It coordinates seamlessly with lap siding, masonry facades, and timber cladding systems. Designers commonly search for terms like timber casement window, multi-pane glazing, Andersen casement, and wall-hosted Revit window family when developing detailed exterior documentation and presentation models.