Bow Windows are either 3, 4, or 5 window, factory assembled structures, consisting of the head, sides, seat and the windows mounted in them. The differences between the three (3) section Bay and the three (3) section Bow are that the Bow's individual windows are very close to the same size. For the Bay window, the center window (a non-venting or "picture" window) is usually larger than the two side windows. In a Bow window, no matter what the size is or the number of windows in it, the junctions where the windows meet are rounded or "bowed", while on a Bay window, the junctions where the windows meet are angles Also, a three (3) section Bay may be up to 12 feet wide; but, we limit the width of a three (3) section Bow to 6 feet to maintain it's symmetry.

If your customer is seeking an elegant look for his/her home, the Bow Window will provide it. In side the room it's installed in, an illusion that the room has been enlarged is created. Not only that, but the Bow Window allows in a lot more light into the room. Certainly, the Bow Window in any size adds resale value to the home . Suggest it to your customers; those who include the Bow Window in their remodeling plans will be happy you did.

Vinylume can supply this window with either Casement or Double Hung windows. However, it is frequently sold with the Series 1000 Double Hung tilt windows, with Colonial Style grids (muntins) in the windows. Our Series 1000 Double Hung windows have an Energy Star qualified window and our Series 300 Casements will soon be Energy Star qualified. Your customer can not only choose between Double Hung windows and Casements, they can also decide if they want to save on their energy bills by having their Bow Window equipped with Energy Star windows.

Colors and finishes available: Standard is White; at modest extra cost, Beige, Brown, Cream White and Sand Tone. Finishes at affordable prices are Light Oak Wood Grain on White; Light Oak Wood Grain on Beige and Dark Wood Grain on White.