uPVC bow and bay windows differ from other window styles. They are designed as a set of casement windows, which are angled to protrude away from your home. The benefit of this is that more natural light can filter into the room it’s fitted to, helping make it brighter. They can also give off the illusion of more space, making them an excellent edition to a more modestly sized property here in England & Wales.

Essentially, each profile fitted as part of the uPVC bow and bay window unit is a casement frame. These windows can incorporate casement and tilt and turn styles to suit your home. With plenty of colours and finishes available, you can have the bay window design you’ve always wanted. You can also choose between a bay or bow styling, finding the one that would better suit your home and its needs.

Our uPVC bow and bay windows deliver an excellent, modern thermal performance. They are fantastically energy efficient. At their best, double glazed frames will achieve U-values of 1.3W/m2K, while a triple glazed upgrade could reach 0.95W/m2K. This means the maximum amount of heat will be trapped inside your home during winter, helping your home naturally sit at the optimal temperature.

All our high quality window frames come with modern weatherseals. These seals sit internally within the profile, working to ensure that water is efficiently and effectively filtered away from the window. This all-but minimises the possibility of damp spots or rotting from forming, while also stopping strong draughts during windier periods. You’re protected from the elements with our uPVC bow and bay windows.

Our uPVC bow and bay windows come with a wide range of glazing thicknesses and beads. The latter refers to the actual section of the profile that the glazing is fitted to. You can choose between double and triple glazing, allowing you to improve the thermal performance of your home. There are 28mm sculptured as well as 28mm, 36mm bevelled frames.

Despite such a range of features and benefits, uPVC bow and bay windows require very little maintenance after the installation has been completed. Instead, they only need specific, correct and occasional upkeep to perform their best. Simply wiping down the glazing and ensuring the locks and hinges are free of excess dust is all you need to get decades of enjoyment from these windows.