Bay and bow windows have been a beloved architectural feature since Victorian times, adding elegance to any home’s facade. When installed in pairs to achieve symmetry, they can significantly enhance the exterior appearance of your Orpington house.

uPVC bay and bow windows offer a myriad of advantages. By extending outward from the exterior wall, they not only create more space within the room but also expand the floor plan of your Orpington home. They are an excellent choice for double-glazed windows, providing insulation and energy efficiency.

Our uPVC bay and bow windows boast slim sightlines and a larger glazing area, allowing abundant natural sunlight to fill your home. This not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your rooms but also creates an illusion of spaciousness.

These windows naturally become a focal point in any room, offering opportunities for decorative enhancements. The protruding aperture can be customised to include attractive window ledges, additional seating areas, or even storage or display shelving, adding both style and functionality to your living space.

When it comes to operating your aluminium bifold doors, you’ll enjoy the smooth motion in which the doors effortlessly slide to open or close. Built in an incredibly high standard, our sleek and stylish design makes a sumptuous addition to your home whilst providing a whole host of other benefits.

Bay and bow windows both have the potential to transform your home’s interior and exterior, though they can be tricky to tell apart at first glance. Here are some key distinctions between these two similar window styles:

Bay windows feature three openings: typically a large central picture window flanked by two smaller windows. In contrast, bow windows have four, five, or even six openings, which are referred to as “four-lite bow,” “five-lite bow,” or “six-lite bow” based on the number of sections.

uPVC bay windows extend outward from the exterior wall and can be installed at various angles, from a shallow 25° to a right angle of 45°. Bow windows, on the other hand, are constructed in a semi-circular shape with a shallower angle of about 10°, creating a more rounded look.

The pronounced angular lines and flat sides of bay windows make them particularly suitable for contemporary buildings. Bow windows, with their curved form, are often better suited for Victorian-style architecture.

Both uPVC bay and bow windows can significantly enhance a room by allowing natural light to flood in and creating an increased sense of space. Each style can effectively complement and enhance nearly any type of property.

Both uPVC bay and bow windows play a significant role in opening up a room, allowing natural light to flood your home and creating an enhanced perception of space. Either style of window can be highly effective and can complement almost any style of Welling property.

Our brilliant online quoting engine will allow you to tailor your bow & bay windows to your Welling home. It’s a simple step by step process to follow to provide you with an instant quote. We offer competitive prices so apply for a quote today!

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