uPVC Bow & Bay Windows
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Bow & Bay windows
Bow and bay windows are a great way to enhance the aesthetics of a room as well as to add functionality. These windows extend beyond the exterior walls of a building and create a more spacious and open feel to the interior.
Bow and bay windows also let in more natural light, which helps to brighten up a room and provide a more comforting atmosphere. Furthermore, these types of windows offer additional seating areas, storage or display space, which are perfect for reading nooks, indoor gardens or even adding to your home’s curb appeal.
Additionally, bay windows add more usable space, and could potentially increase the overall value of your home. Overall, bow and bay windows are a great investment that adds both beauty and functionality to your home.
Why choose our bow or bay windows?
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Style and design
Bow and bay windows are stylish because they add a unique architectural element to a home or building. They provide an elegant and visually appealing design that stands out from traditional flat windows. Bay windows project out from the wall, creating a charming alcove that allows ample light to flow in and a space for reading, relaxing, or viewing the outside scenery.
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Natural light
Bow and bay windows are designed to bring in natural light to brighten up the inside of a room. They differ from traditional windows in that they protrude outward from the wall, providing more surface area to capture sunlight.
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Energy Saving
Bow and bay windows offer energy-saving benefits by providing better insulation and reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day, which can lead to lower energy bills and cost savings for homeowners. Overall, bow and bay windows provide a smart investment for homeowners looking to add value to their property while also improving their quality of life.
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Bow windows
Bow windows are an excellent option to enhance the appearance of a room and enjoy a better outside view. These windows are available in various styles and colours, including both classic and modern designs. They feature curved frames that come in ornate or plain styles.
Moreover, bow windows can be customised to fit any space and provide ample natural light while adding a touch of elegance to your home’s decor. With so many options to choose from, you can effortlessly find the perfect bow window to upgrade your home’s look and feel.
Bay windows
The unique design of a bay window adds charm and character to a home, increasing its visual appeal and potential resale value.
The versatility of bay windows enables them to complement many architectural styles, making them an excellent choice for any home.
Finally, bay windows can improve energy efficiency by increasing ventilation, minimizing drafts and reducing heating and cooling costs over time.
What is the difference between Bow windows and Bay windows?
Bow Window
Bow Windows are made up of typically four or five identical windows, which are fitted at an angle of 10 degrees creating a beautiful curved appearance. Generally, Bow windows bring in more light because they are made up of more windows and more glass than a bay window has.
Bay Window
Typically, bay windows consist of three glass panels. They protrude from the home making the internal room much more spacious and the exterior more attractive. Of the three glass panels, the middle window is generally larger and considered the ‘picture window’.
uPVC windows glass options and benefits
Double Glazing
- Comes as standard
- Good insulation
- A-rated energy efficient
- Secure
- Boosts property value
Triple Glazing
- Superb insulation
- A++ rated
- Secure
- Noise reduction
- Lowers energy bills
Laminated Glazing
- Extremely secure
- Provides UV protection
- Engineered to resist force
- Sound reduction
- Low emissions
Acoustic glazing
- Engineered to block sound
- Good insulation
- A-rated energy efficient
- Secure
- Boosts property value
Tinted glazing
- Designed for UV protection
- Heat protection
- Easy to maintain
- Energy efficient
- Increased privacy
uPVC Bay & Bow Windows FAQ's
Bay or bow windows can be more expensive than typical flat windows due to their design and complexity. The cost will depend on several factors, including the size of the window, the materials used, and the installation process.
In general, bay or bow windows will cost more than standard flat windows because of the additional labor and materials required to construct them. The price can further increase depending on any additional features, such as insulation, soundproofing, or custom designs.
However, the cost can vary significantly depending on the specific manufacturer, installer, and geographical location. Ultimately, it is best to obtain quotes from multiple sources and compare them to determine the most cost-effective option for your needs and budget.
Bay windows and bow windows are both popular types of windows that can enhance the appearance and functionality of a home. The main difference between a bay and bow window is their shape and design.
A bay window usually consists of three windows that are angled out from the wall in a rectangular shape. Typically, the center of the bay window is a large fixed window, while the two side windows are smaller and can usually be opened for ventilation.
In contrast, a bow window features several windows curved or angled in a gentle arc. Bow windows include four to six individual windows and create a more rounded shape than a bay window. Bow windows do not protrude as far from the wall and their shape allows for more natural light to enter the room.
Both bay and bow windows can add architectural interest, natural light, and extra space to your home, but their difference lies in their shape and design.