Bay Windows

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Bay windows are made up of three windows, typically two operable windows at a 30° or 45° angle with one fixed window in the middle. This configuration commonly features casement or double-hung window at an angle with one fixed window in the middle. They work best when you have 40 inches or more of space.
Bay windows create angular lines that complement both contemporary and traditional home designs.

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Bay windows maximize interior space by protruding out from a home’s exterior, offering extra space to create a breakfast nook, window seating or an indoor garden. They also provide additional natural light and greater airflow, broadening the feel of a room with panoramic views and depth.

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Featuring more angular lines, bay windows are more commonly used in transitional and contemporary homes. However, the historic charm of this window configuration can equally complement traditional home designs.

Bay windows are also known as: bow windows, box bay windows, oriel windows