A bay window is a decorative window that projects outward, creating a sense of open space. The most popular configuration is a central fixed window flanked by two other windows, usually casement or double-hung styles that permit ventilation. Bay windows protrude farther from a wall out into the exterior space than a bow window.

Bow windows contain four or more windows and also project outward. The windows join to form a gentle curve, or a “bow” shape. Similar to a bay window, bow windows are typically fixed and the side windows are operable.

• Projects outward from for a dramatic look
• Allows for plenty of natural light

Earthwise welded frames and sashes produce a strong, airtight window that’s ideal for bow and bay configurations.