Elegant Curvature
For stunning views inside and out, a bow window can add elegance to the curb appeal and greater outward visibility from inside.
Bow windows are similar to bay windows in that they both project outward from the building for a more dynamic view than flat windows allow. Both can be configured to varying angles, though typically at 15, 30 or 45 degrees. But while a bay window structure requires the sashes to meet at distinct angular joints, a bow window resembles a hunter’s bow and presents a more seamless aesthetic.
Bow windows generally involve three to five equally sized sashes, and each one can be a fixed or casement window. Fixed windows do not open, and casement windows can be opened to provide ventilation.
