Pella® 250 Series Vinyl Bay Window
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Create a stunning focal point with a Pella 250 Series vinyl bay window. Featuring a trio of windows that extend outward to maximize space and light, a bay window combines a large picture window in the center with two operable side windows. They are crafted with Pella's fade-resistant vinyl and featuring a multi-chambered frame for enhanced energy efficiency.
- Available with our most popular features and options, like grilles-between-the-glass, triple-pane glass and more exterior colors.
- Choose from casement, single-hung and double-hung window options.
- Available at a 45° angle to best complement a traditional or contemporary home.
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Pella 250 Series Bay Window Features
Low-Maintenance Vinyl
Exceptional Everyday Performance
Stronger Frames Than Ordinary Vinyl
Design Options
Solid-color frames feature White, Almond or Fossil color on both the interior and exterior. Dual-color frames have White on the interior with Brown or Black on the exterior.
Solid Color Frames
White
Almond
Fossil
Dual-Color Frames
White Interior with Brown Exterior
White Interior with Black Exterior
Frame
- Less visible sash corner seams – typical vinyl has build up.
- Full-frame profile with edge detailing.
- Our precision welding process helps prevent warping and twisting over time like ordinary vinyl can – helping eliminate "vinyl smile."
- Reinforced window frames are 52% stronger than ordinary vinyl.8
- Multi-chambered, fully-welded sash and frame improve strength and thermal performance and reduce sound transmission.
- Products are tested in state-of-the-art facilities.
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Pella 250 Series Bay Window Specs & Install Details
- Comes as three windows at 45° angles and designed for exterior walls with 40” of space or more
- Precision welded frames are 52% stronger than ordinary vinyl.8
- Offered with angle or square jamb options
- Optional triple-pane glass helps improve energy efficiency and sound control
- Replacement and new construction frames available
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs about My Product
What are the benefits of replacing my windows?
Energy efficiency, reduced noise and curb appeal are among the key benefits of replacement windows.
Are bay windows still in style?
Bay windows are a versatile architectural feature that can enhance a variety of home styles. They are commonly found in traditional, Victorian, colonial, craftsman and farmhouse homes, where they add character and elegance to the design.
What is the average cost of a bay window?
The average cost of a bay window typically ranges between $2,800 and $4,500, though prices vary based on factors like size, material and additional features or options. Customizations such as grilles, built-in blinds or more energy-efficient glass can also influence the final cost.
What are the benefits of a bay window?
Bay windows can increase your living space by providing you with an area to create a reading nook, additional seating or even a display shelf. The large window configuration also provides increased natural light to your home, making the space feel larger and more open. Bay windows also add curb appeal by creating a stylish architectural statement on the exterior of your home.
Do bay windows increase home value?
Yes, bay windows can increase home value by adding both aesthetic appeal and functional space. Their classic design creates a focal point that helps enhance curb appeal, while the extra light and added interior space make rooms feel larger and more inviting. This combination of beauty and functionality can attract potential buyers and positively impact resale value.
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- Stronger, more durable frames than ordinary vinyl8
- Enhanced security and privacy
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