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Bow & Bay Window Key Features
Expansive Views
Bow and bay windows protrude outward from the home's exterior, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and allowing natural light to flood into the room.
Architectural Appeal
These windows add architectural interest to both the interior and exterior of a home, enhancing curb appeal and creating a focal point in any room.
Versatile Design Options
Available in various styles, sizes, and configurations, homeowners can customise them to suit their preferences and complement their home's architectural style.
Increased Interior Space
The protruding design of bow and bay windows creates additional interior space, which can be used for seating, storage, or as a cosy nook for relaxation.
Energy Efficiency
Modern bow and bay windows are equipped with advanced insulation features such as double or triple glazing, helping to improve energy efficiency and reduce heat loss.
Ventilation
Our bow and bay windows feature operable casement or awning windows, which allow for ventilation and fresh air circulation when needed.
The Difference
Although bow and bay windows share many similarities, they have several differences that distinguish them from each other. The primary difference lies in their configuration. Although bow windows are typically curved and have at least four glass sections, bay windows are angled and often feature three glass sections. Because of these large panes of glass, both bow and bay windows bring an abundance of natural light and offer expansive views.
Additionally, bow windows typically consist of casement windows and offer a more panoramic view than bay windows do. On the other hand, the centre window of a bay window is a picture window that cannot be opened, and the two windows on either side are of a different window type that can be opened and moved. Just like with our normal casement windows, our bow and bay variants can also come with a range of coloured windows, such as black windows, grey windows, or a variety of other popular coloured uPVC window options.
Space-Saving Efficiency
Another key feature of bow and bay windows is their versatility in interior design. The unique architectural design of these windows creates alcoves or extended spaces within a room, offering homeowners a variety of creative possibilities for interior decoration and functionality throughout Milton Keynes, Northampton, or surrounding area homes.
These additional spaces can be used as cosy reading nooks, elegant dining areas, or charming window seats, adding character and charm to any room. Moreover, the expansive sill space provided by bow and bay windows can be adorned with plants or decorative items or used as extra seating, further enhancing the aesthetic appeal and usability of the space. Call our team on 01908 650 140 to learn more about our customisation options.
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Colour Options
Glass Options
Browse through some of our popular uPVC colours. See our brochures or contact us to explore our complete range of colours
White
Agate Grey on White
Chartwell Green on White
Golden Oak
Ebony on White
Cream
Irish Oak
Ebony
Cream Woodgrain on White
Rosewood on White
Rosewood
Grey on Grey
Golden Oak on White
White Woodgrain
Cream Woodgrain
Browse through our popular obscure glass options. We also offer double and triple glazing that can keep your home warm and block out acoustic noise. Speak to our team today.
Oak
May Flower
Charcoal
Everglade
Handle Options
See some of our popular handle styles. We offer a range of different types which you can explore further in our brochures
White Straight
Gold
White Cranked
Chrome
Satin Silver
Bright Bronze
Black
Monkey Tail
Teardrop
Configuration Options
To give you control over the appearance of your bow or bay windows, they are both available in the sculptured or chamfered profile to suit different preferences. The sculptured profile adds a decorative flair, while the chamfered profile provides a clean and contemporary look.
Moreover, our bow and bay windows come with optional features to suit your personal taste, including Georgian bars, astragal bars, decorative sash horns, and leaded glass. If you would like to enhance further the security or thermal efficiency of your home, our bow and bay windows can also be internally or externally beaded for extra security.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are bow and bay windows?
Bow and bay windows consist of multiple glass windows that are arranged side by side. These windows increase the floor space of your home as they stick outwards from the wall. Although there are several differences between bow and bay windows, they both provide a large line of sight and increase the kerb appeal of any property.
Where is the best place to install a bow and bay window?
There is no best place to install a bow or bay window as they can be installed virtually anywhere, including bedrooms and bathrooms. That being said, bow and bay windows are commonly installed in nooks or at the front of the property to increase its kerb appeal.
Bow and bay windows are useful when installed in rooms at the front of the house, which would benefit from having extra natural light and space, such as in the living room. They are also often found in kitchens or dining rooms to create a breakfast nook. If there is an area of your home that you think would benefit from a bow or bay window, then do not hesitate to deviate from the norm.
What areas do you cover?
We cover Milton Keynes, Northampton, and the surrounding area, including Leighton Buzzard, Buckingham, Bicester, Bletchley, and Newport Pagnell. If you would like to see if we serve your location, then please get in touch with a member of our team today, and begin your quote online.
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