Bay Windows

What is a bay window?

A bay window unit projects out from the wall of the house and is constructed from three window units, with the middle unit parallel with the wall. Ventilating units of double-hung or casement windows are typically selected for the opposing side units, and picture window is typically selected for the center unit.

A good location for a bay window may simply be an existing bay window that needs to be replaced. Also, any picture window is a great location for a new bay window. The new projecting unit is custom-made and doesn’t require costly time-consuming structural changes. Bay windows add new dimension to the room and the exterior of the home. They can be tied into an overhang or installed with an optional roof assembly.

Multi-chambered 3 1/4 inch vinyl frames
Heavy duty solid wood buck frame with steel mullion rods securely supports entire bow or bay unit
Head and seat are 3/4 inch exterior grade plywood with birch veneer stainable finish
All trim and window stops are made with #1 clear white pine
Casements and picture windows are available with interior wood grain finish for a completely finished wood grain appearance
Frame accepts any combination of our standard picture and operation units