Bay Windows

Unlike any other window type, bay windows generate extra space in your home since they essentially extend the wall of the room. For this reason, bay windows are a great idea if you are looking to make a room in your home look larger. You may use the extra space for a private seating area to relax in or as a place to put flowers and decorative items which will surely enjoy the extra sunlight.

Bay windows are typically made of three windows joined together. Joining the windows together creates three separate angles to allow maximum sunlight to enter the room. The angles are typically 45 degrees on either side of the main protruding window. The main protruding window is often a fixed frame window while the angled windows are single hung or casement windows.

Bay Window Material Types

There are many different bay window material types to choose from. The most popular are vinyl or wood windows.

Manufacturers of Bay Windows:

• Andersen Windows: Offers many options for bay windows.
• Atrium Companies: Offers vinyl bay windows.
  
• Gorell Windows: Offers vinyl bay windows.
• JELD-WEN: Offers aluminum, vinyl and wood clad bay windows.
• Marvin Windows: Offers wood or vinyl bay windows.
  
• Milgard Windows: Offers Ultra Series fiberglass, Tuscany Series vinyl, and Wood-clad Series bay windows.
  
• Pella Windows: Offers wood and vinyl bay windows.
• Simonton Windows: Offers vinyl bay windows.
  
• Thermal Industries, Inc.: Offers vinyl bay windows
• Weather Shield: Offers aluminum, vinyl and wood bay windows: Legacy Series, Weather Shield Series, Proshield Series, Visions 2000 Series, and Custom Shield Series.

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