Bow Windows

Bow windows are similar to bay windows in that they have the ability to make a room appear larger. The difference between a bay and a bow, however, is that a bay window usually consists of a large window between two double hung or casement windows. A bow window, on the other hand, consists of several double hung or casement windows structured together which creates a smooth curve or ‘bow’. For this reason, a bow window has the ability to add more space and light to your room. Bow windows are an elegant way to accent your home and increase its value.

Bow Window Material Types

Bow Windows are made with several types of materials.  The most popular materials are aluminum, fiberglass, vinyl and wood.

Manufacturers of Bow Windows

• Andersen Windows: Offers many options including the 200 Series 10 degree bow window.
• Atrium Companies: Offers the 300, 302 and 211 bow windows series.
  
• Gorell Windows: Offers the 7000 series vinyl bow window.
• Hurd Windows: Offers aluminum clad wood bow windows.
• JELD-WEN: Offers aluminum, vinyl and wood clad bow windows.
• Marvin Windows: Offers wood or vinyl bow windows.
• Milgard Windows: Offers Ultra Series fiberglass, Tuscany Series vinyl, and Wood-clad Series bow windows.
• Pella Windows: Offers wood and vinyl bow windows.
• Simonton Windows: Offers Prism, 9800 Impressions and 5500 Reflections series vinyl bow windows.
  
• Thermal Industries, Inc.: Offers vinyl bow windows
• Weather Shield: Offers aluminum, vinyl and wood bow windows: Legacy Series, Weather Shield Series, Proshield Series, Visions 2000 Series, and Custom Shield Series.

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