Bay and Bow Windows
Open up your space, add depth, and welcome in more natural light with a bay or bow window from AVI.
You can instantly add architectural interest and expand your interior living space by having a bay window or bow window in your home. Bay and bow windows give a home a unique and custom look and give the perception of more living space without adding to the square footage. This extra space is ideal for sitting to enjoy a good book, allow pets a comfortable place to look outside, and offer houseplants extra room and sunlight.
Features of Bay and Bow Windows
- Accentuate your interior view
- Create more internal space in your room
- Give your home a custom design look
- Maximize the benefits of both form and function with your home’s windows
- Angled projections with options for three, four, five, or more windows
- Panoramic views to enjoy your yard and surroundings
Types of Bay and Bow Windows
Bay Windows
Bay windows often have three openings – typically a large fixed window in the middle with two smaller windows on each side. These side windows can be single-hung, double-hung, fixed, or casement style windows.
Bow Windows
Bow windows often have four, five, or more openings, which means they typically take up more space than bay windows. These sets of joined windows are angled to make the wall look curved and are often constructed with wood or vinyl.
Design Considerations
Materials
Wood
Steel
Aluminum
Fiberglass
Wood & Fiberglass
Grid Options for Bay and Bow Windows
Bay and Bow Window Screens
If you want to open up your bay window or bow window to let the fresh air inside, you’ll need screens to keep out insects, dust, and other elements of the outdoors. Bay and bow window screens will be sized to fit each separate window in the unit.
Bright - Bronze
Bright - Aluminum
Black - Aluminum
Charcoal - Aluminum
Charcoal - Fiberglass
Charcoal - High Transparency
Glass
Dual Pane
Triple Pane
Low-E Coating
The Low E coating is specially designed to take advantage of the angle of the winter and summer sun. The sun’s rays are absorbed in the cooler months to keep your home warmer and reflected in the summer to keep your home cooler.
Decorative Glass
Frosted
Glue Chip
Obscure
Rain
Sandblasted
Grooved
Beveled Sound Abatement
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