Expanded view
Angled glass opens sightlines in more than one direction.
Bay and Bow Windows
Bay and bow windows project beyond the wall, adding dimension, wider views, and a new interior ledge or seating opportunity.
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Interior depth
The projection can create a display ledge, plant shelf, or seating area.
Architectural presence
A bay or bow can add dimension to an otherwise flat elevation.
Turn a window opening into part of the room.
Bay windows typically use three sections, while bow windows create a gentler curve from multiple units. Both require careful planning at the roof, support, exterior cladding, and interior trim.
We review the existing wall, projection depth, operating units, glass, and finish details before determining whether a projected window suits the home.
A complete projected-window plan
We compare the details that affect appearance, operation, comfort, maintenance, and installation before a product is ordered.
- 01Roof and exterior weather protection
- 02Structural support
- 03Projection depth
- 04Operating versus fixed sections
- 05Interior seat, trim, and finish details
Explore window styles
CasementBroad ventilation and a clear view through a single sash.
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SlidingSimple horizontal operation for wider openings.
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Single-HungA fixed upper sash with a lower sash that opens vertically.
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Double-HungTwo operating sashes for flexible ventilation and cleaning.
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PictureFixed glass for uninterrupted views and daylight.
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Bay & BowProjected window groups that add views and interior depth.
↗Clear product guidance. Careful measurement. Professional installation.
Tell us what you want to improve, and we will help you compare the right windows or sliding doors for the project.