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Bay & Bow Windows
Bay and Bow windows provide a dramatic accent to exterior walls for added curb appeal, in addition to providing ventilation and natural light inside.
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BENEFITS OF BAY & BOW WINDOWS
Add more space to your home with a shelf for decorative elements or even a permanent window seat which is commonly used in living rooms or dining rooms.
A bay window is typically a combination of three windows of varying widths that dramatically extend from your home.
A bow window is very similar to a bay window, except it's generally composed of four or more windows joined at equal angles to form a more even curve.
Other Considerations
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GRID OPTIONS
Imagine the morning sunlight gently entering a room as it casts a delightful mosaic of light and shadows reflecting on the wall—a reflection of the grid design you’ve chosen for your windows.
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GLASS OPTIONS
Depending on the direction your windows face, you may have unique needs in every room in your home. From sun protection to privacy glass, learn more about our glass options.
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Stay warm in winter and cool in summer. Learn about Low-E glass, insulated glazing techniques and innovative technologies you should consider for comfortable home year-round.
Bay & Bow Windows FAQ
What are bay/bow windows?
Both bay and bow windows are types of projection windows. That is, they project outward from the home. Bay windows have one large fixed panel in the center flanked by smaller panes, whereas bow windows are made up of four to six same-sized panels.
What is the advantage of a projection window?
Projection windows provide an aesthetic look that recalls a stately mansion or country estate. Plus, a projection window requires added floorspace on the interior, which many homeowners use as a work area, reading nook, or entertainment space.
Are projection windows only compatible with certain types of homes?
Not at all. A bay or bow window can complement any architectural style. Whether you have a Colonial, ranch home, Cape Cod, modern farmhouse, or something else entirely, you’ll find a projection window that fits your needs.
Is it more difficult to replace bay/bow windows?
No. Bay and bow windows comprise regular-sized windows, both fixed and operable. As a result, replacing them is as easy as replacing a single-hung or double-hung window in your home.
Is it hard to find bay/bow windows?
No. Most large window manufacturers offer projection windows. The combination of their curb appeal, elegant charm, and added interior floor space make them highly desirable in today’s market.