Energy-Efficient
Utilising the latest thermal technologies, our bay and bow windows are extremely efficient.
Timeless appearance
A bay is an arrangement of two or more individual windows and will add a projection to the property. Larger bay windows can be made from five or even seven individual windows and are often fitted to lounges and front-facing bedrooms. They can be either square or curved in appearance.
Bow and bay windows can incorporate either casement, sliding sash or heritage window styles and can be supplied in either uPVC, aluminium or timber and in a variety of finishes and colours.
Highly Customisable
uPVC, aluminium or timber profiles available in a variety of colours and finishes.
Built to Last
Sourced from leading manufacturers for outstanding quality and durability.
Double or Triple Glazed
Double, triple, toughened, or laminated glass options available.
Bow bay windows
A bow bay window is where the window sashes are arranged in a semi-circular or box style shape, allowing them to naturally protrude from the property. Also known as a plant on bay, a bow window is planted onto the wall and therefore the projection cannot be stood in, whereas a bay window adds a projection to the wall which can be stood in from the inside.
Box bay windows
A box bay window is shaped like a rectangular box and has a flat front and sides, giving a square style structure that protrudes from the wall. This type of bay often has its own roof and is a common feature in Victorian-style homes.