Are Bay Windows Right for Your Home?
Bay and bow windows are often included in homes to allow for more light to enter living spaces. Many beautiful Chicagoland homes feature bay or bow windows. Bay window is the (often generic) term used for a protruding window structure. There is a difference between bay and bow windows, but both are good options for a 2018 home.
What Are Bay Windows?
A bay window typically has three sides, and these types of windows are more commonly seen in modern and contemporary homes versus traditional or classic architecture.
What Are Bow Windows?
Bow windows are similar to bay windows, but have more than three sides. Often, a bow window has four or five sides. Unlike a bay window, a bow window’s structure is curved, allowing for a bit more light to enter the room.
Bay Windows are Perfect Upgrades for Your Home
Installing or replacing a bay or bow window is a good upgrade for your home. Bay windows can often be the focal point of a room, allow for more light exposure, and increase a home’s value.
Bay and Bow Window Brands
- Great Lakes
- Marvin
- Pella
- Ply-Gem
- Anderson
- Sunrise
American Thermal Window Installs Bay and Bow Windows
Our sales team is here to help make you the right decision for your home. Whether you’re considering bay or bow windows, our team knows all about bay windows and bow windows and is available to answer any and all of your questions.
Chicago’s Best Window and Door Company
American Thermal Window has over 35 years experience installing windows and doors throughout Chicagoland and is considered Chicago’s top rated window and door company. Everyone on the team is top notch and very experienced in selling and installing windows and doors. The showroom, located at the corner of Milwaukee and Central Ave in Chicago offers many displays showcasing the different window and door options available.
Contact American Thermal Window
To learn more email info@americanthermalwindow.com or call (773) 774-3131