Bay Windows

Bay windows are a desirable option to enhance the visual appeal of your home. With their elegant design, they can transform the look of your exterior while providing additional interior space. These windows are an excellent choice for creating a cosy reading nook or expanding your living area.

Splay bay windows are the traditional style, featuring one central pane and two splayed panes on either side. However, sash slides, casement, and flush designs are also popular styles for uPVC bay windows. Each style offers unique benefits, such as improved ventilation and aesthetic versatility. By choosing the right style, you can ensure your windows complement the architectural design of your home.

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Bay uPVC windows are highly sought after for their ability to enhance the visual appeal of your home.

Traditional bay windows consist of one large central pane and two angled panes on either side. But you don't have to stick with tradition—sash slides, casement, and flush designs are also popular choices for uPVC bay windows. Each design offers its own benefits, like better ventilation and a unique aesthetic, allowing you to choose the perfect style for your home.

Moreover, bay windows create a sense of spaciousness inside your home by extending the room outward. This not only provides a cosy nook for seating or decoration but also brings in more natural light, making your living spaces brighter and more inviting.

Additionally, uPVC bay windows are designed to be energy-efficient and durable, helping to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature and reduce energy costs. With various customisation options, you can select the perfect finish and features to complement your home's style while enjoying the practical benefits of these versatile windows.

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Bay Windows

• Comprising three glass panels, bay windows have a larger central window flanked by two smaller ones. The central pane is typically viewed as the "picture window."
• Bay windows extend outward at an angle of 25 to 45 degrees.
• Generally, these windows protrude less than bow windows but offer considerable interior floor space.

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Bow Windows

• Bow windows typically consist of four or five identical glass panels, forming a curved or "bow" shape.
• They are fitted at a 10-degree angle, sweeping gracefully away from the wall.
• The multiple glass panels create a rounded or semi-circular exterior appearance.
• Bow windows bring in more light and extend living areas more effectively than bay windows, thanks to their curved design.

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Bay & Bow Window Styles

Standard uPVC casement windows are side-hung, meaning they have hinges and open like a door. They are ideal for bathrooms and kitchens.

Flush sash casement windows are designed to sit flush with the surrounding frame, offering a sophisticated aesthetic.

Sliding sash windows open upwards or vertically and feature sash locks and a security bar for added safety. They give homes a traditional look and are best used in hallways, bathrooms, or hard-to-reach places.

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