Bay Windows
Bay Windows
Bay Window Installation And Replacement Services From Zen Windows
Bay windows are beautiful ways to create additional space, add light, and draw attention to a central focal point within a room. They typically consist of three windows with one central window and two side windows angled out on either side creating a space that extends out from the rest of the house.
These windows are best known for their impressive size and architectural design. Bay windows will add space, increase natural light, and bring a whole new dimension to a room.
Bay windows are typically created with casement, double-hung, and picture windows to create a configuration of three. Most often, a picture window is used in the center with either casement or double-hung windows on either side for added functionality.
When it comes to aesthetics, bay windows are one of the best additions to a home for interior space, natural light, and additional architectural style.
Bay Window Installation And Replacement Services From Zen Windows
Bay windows are beautiful ways to create additional space, add light, and draw attention to a central focal point within a room. They typically consist of three windows with one central window and two side windows angled out on either side creating a space that extends out from the rest of the house.
These windows are best known for their impressive size and architectural design. Bay windows will add space, increase natural light, and bring a whole new dimension to a room.
Bay windows are typically created with casement, double-hung, and picture windows to create a configuration of three. Most often, a picture window is used in the center with either casement or double-hung windows on either side for added functionality.
When it comes to aesthetics, bay windows are one of the best additions to a home for interior space, natural light, and additional architectural style.
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Bay Windows For Any Architectural Style
Bay windows are a beautiful addition to any home, but they are most often found in Classic, Colonial, and Victorian styled homes.
Bay windows are most common in these types of architecture styled homes:
- Colonial
- Cape Cod
- Tudor
- Victorian
Bay windows are a perfect way to add form and function to any room of a house that can benefit from extra light and space. When used with casement or double-hung windows, they can also add much needed air flow and ventilation as well.
Bay Window Brands
Choose a window that meets your needs in terms of style, function, and budget. At Zen Windows, we pride ourselves on only working with the best manufacturers to ensure high-quality bay windows every time.
The manufacturers that we partner with who provide our top-of-the-line bay windows are:
- The Aeris Line from ProVia
- The Endure Line from ProVia
- The ecoLite Line from ProVia
- The Imperial Elite Line from SoftLite
- The Classic Plus Line from SoftLite
- The Barrington Line from SoftLite
Zen Windows only carries the highest-quality brands to help us provide you with 100% satisfaction. Because of our commitment to excellence, certain window brands are only available at select Zen Windows locations.
Call (770) 273-0997 or locate your local dealer online to find out what window brands your local Zen Windows carries for your installation or replacement project.
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Bay Window FAQs
What are some of the benefits I can expect from bay windows?
There are plenty of benefits to having a bay window installed in your home. Because they extend out from the wall, they create additional space indoors while allowing light and ventilation into the home.
Due to their functionality and design, they are perfect for almost any room. Here are some of the key benefits of bay windows:
- More natural light: Since bay windows extend out from the side of your home, they let more light stream in from three directions.
- Added space: A bay window gives the illusion of more space in your home because of its protruding design features. Combined with the added natural light, this makes bay windows great for opening up nearly any room.
- New window seating: With a seat board at the base of the window, you can add cushions and pillows to make a whimsical window seat perfect for reading, relaxing, taking in outdoor views, and more.
- More storage space: Take advantage of the space below the seat board by storing anything you’d like, from comforters and pillows to toys, games, craft supplies, and more.
- Increased curb appeal: Boost the visual appeal of your home with a beautiful bay window which are best known for their impressive size and architecture design.
Are bay windows energy efficient?
The energy efficiency of a bay window will be determined by certain factors. If the bay window is composed of three fixed windows that do not open or close, there will be less areas where air can leak through than a bay window with operable windows.
Choosing high-quality vinyl windows will also improve the energy efficiency of the bay window since vinyl is one of the most durable materials for window frames and will not warp or wear under atmospheric conditions.
Glass windows that are double or triple pane, have a low-e coating, or are tinted will be better insulated than standard single pane windows.
Having a bay window with operable windows can also improve air circulation and ventilation when the weather is warm which will reduce the strain on home cooling systems and create further energy savings.
What are the main differences between bay and bow windows?
There are many factors that differentiate a bay window from a bow window, and understanding these differences is crucial to selecting the best, most realistic option for your home. Here are the major differences between bay and bow windows:
- Construction: A bay window typically juts out from the house to form a square, hexagon, or octagon with the windows split into three segments. A bow window is a series of casement windows placed close together that form a gentle curve.
- Building: Since bay windows protrude from the home, you’ll need to ensure that the front of your home is far enough away from the property’s edge to avoid causing any problems upon construction. Bow windows require less building space and therefore pose less of an issue in regards to space and surrounding properties.
- Flooring: Bay windows will provide you with more floor space to display accent furniture or art pieces than bow windows. However, each can be designed with the ability to incorporate boxed window seats which is perfect for reading and enjoying the view.
- Light: Bow windows offer better natural lighting than bay windows because there are fewer architectural elements keeping the design together and blocking out sunlight.
- Ventilation: Bay windows typically operate like traditional windows since they are placed further apart and are therefore able to maintain their structural and functional integrity. Bow windows, on the other hand, often don’t have the ability to open because of their unique shape, meaning less ventilation for your home when you need it.
Where are the best places to install a bay window?
Bay windows can be a beautiful addition to any room, but they are most often found in these areas:
- Living rooms and front rooms where extra light and beautiful views add to the interior design of the room as well as the exterior architectural style will benefit from bay windows.
- Kitchens or dining rooms can also benefit from the additional light of a bay window as well as take advantage of a cozy space for a breakfast nook.
- Bedrooms are another great room to have a bay window installed since it will bring in more natural light and create a cozy place to curl up.
Bay windows are a great addition to any room that would benefit from natural light and additional space. Operable windows will be able to increase ventilation as well.
Bay Window Gallery
Get inspired for your next home improvement project by taking a look at some of the beautiful, high-quality vinyl bay windows we have available!
Not sure where to start? No worries! Give us a call at (770) 273-0997 or start your FREE quote online right here and your nearest Zen Windows location will reach out to walk you through some of the best options available.
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Zen Windows Bay Window Installation And Replacement
If you need bay windows installed or replaced, consult with the experts at Zen Windows first.
When you work with one of our dealers, you will be working directly with the owner, not a team of pushy salespeople.
In addition, we provide all of our customers with a no-money-down guarantee and a double warranty from both the window manufacturer and your Zen Windows dealer.
When you are ready to enjoy the beauty and aesthetic of new bay windows, contact Zen Windows at (770) 273-0997 or start your FREE no-hassle quote right here to learn more about our company and the superior service we provide.
Choose Our Energy-Efficient Replacement Windows
With Zen Windows, you get peace of mind because every window we install is energy-efficient. We won’t sell inferior windows for one simple reason: They will cost our customers more in the long run because of higher energy bills.
Even our most modestly priced windows have a sophisticated, double-insulating solar low-E glass system. This solar low-E system incorporates double-strength glass, a high-performance low-E coating, a stainless steel Intercept™ spacer system, and argon gas. This superior blend of technologies is our most basic option — you can upgrade from there.
Choose From Our Energy-Efficient Glass Options
With Zen Windows, you get peace of mind because every window we install is energy-efficient. We won’t sell inferior windows for one simple reason: They will cost our customers more in the long run because of higher energy bills.
Even our most modestly priced windows have a sophisticated, double-insulating solar low-E glass system. This solar low-E system incorporates double-strength glass, a high-performance low-E coating, a stainless steel Intercept™ spacer system, and argon gas. This superior blend of technologies is our most basic option — you can upgrade from there.
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