Bay Windows

A popular feature of many Victorian homes, bay windows are the epitome of British style and are a classic and sophisticated addition to any home. These protruding window constructions usually have inside angles of 90, 135 or 150 degrees and take on a triangular shape.

Bay windows are popular because they can often be used to increase the flow of natural light within a room and help them appear larger and brighter – a desire for many homeowners. They can also be used to incorporate stylish seating areas that provide the ideal place to settle down with a book and take in the outside.

Bay windows are a stylish and sort-after design tweak that is hugely desirable for many homeowners as well as potential buyers. Many are in love with their romantic look and how they can vastly improve the exterior of their home.

If you don’t already have bay windows, it doesn’t mean you have to go without. On flat front homes, a roof and base can be created for the bay window to allow the window to be installed with the support it needs – transforming your home. You can choose from a range of styles and finishes, allowing your home to feel brand new.

If you already have bay windows, you can replace your existing bay windows for a more efficient alternative. Allowing you to enjoy the traditional bay windows you know and love but without the hefty energy bill. Older Single glazed windows can often let in draughts and can see your heating going to waste. Replacing these older windows for new alternatives with double or triple glazing and secure frames means that you could see your energy bills dramatically reduced as heat stays within your home and the cold is kept out. Making for a much more comfortable home come the winter months with less need to turn the heating up to max.