With more glass set at varied angles, bay and bow windows bring in more light.
With their distinctive look, bay and bow windows add character to your home.
With their projecting design, bay and bow windows create more space.
With their joined windows, bay and bow windows let you see more of the landscape.
What’s a double-hung window? Casement window? Picture window? We’ll explain all these types of windows and more so you can pick the right ones for every room in your home.
(Opens in a new tab)Bay and bow windows are available from Renewal by Andersen, our full-service replacement window division.
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Our materials vary by product line. If you order a bay window from us, you’ll be choosing from either the 400 Series or E-Series product line. Here’s a quick overview of the materials these product lines use:
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Good question! A bay is an architectural term that refers to a compartment between vertical framing elements. Bay windows relate to this concept because of the compartment they create by projecting out beyond the home.
