Bay & Bow Windows Surrey & Sussex

Bay and bow windows project outward from the wall of a building to create a beautiful and spacious focal point. Bay windows usually feature three openings in angled projections whereas bow windows usually have four or five openings with a curved exterior finish.

Bay windows project outward with three angled panels, while bow windows create a gentle curve with four or more windows.

Bay Windows: Bay windows typically consist of three windows of varying widths, with a larger central window flanked by two smaller ones set at an angle. This design creates a deep, angular projection from the wall, providing extra interior space. Benefits of bay windows include:

Increased interior space, often used as a cozy nook or storage area.
Enhanced natural light due to the larger central window.
Improved views with a wide-angle perspective.
Bow Windows: Bow windows, on the other hand, are composed of four or more windows of equal size, creating a curved, gentle arc. This design results in a smoother, more rounded appearance. Benefits of bow windows include:

A more elegant, curved exterior profile.
Additional natural light due to multiple window panels.
A panoramic view that can enhance the look and feel of any room.
Both bay and bow windows can add architectural interest, increase natural light, and provide expansive views, making them excellent choices for many homes.

Yes! Our bay and bow windows are energy efficient and achieve impressive window energy ratings, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable living space and reduced energy bills.

Yes, they can! Choose from a wide range of colours and finishes to make your bay and bow windows your own.

The answer is yes! Our bay and bow windows feature advanced security features, ensuring an extra layer of protection for your home.