Expand the possibilities with an elegant, gently arched bow window or an angle bay window to make your home feel larger and brighter. Angle bay and bow windows can be installed in most large window openings, allowing you to improve your home's appearance while also dramatically changing the feel of the room.

Features and Options:
• NEW High-Performance^TM Low-E4^TM glass stays cleaner, reduces water spotting up to 99% and is up to 56% more energy-efficient in summer and 45% more efficient in winter compared to ordinary single-pane glass.* Depending on where you live, that can cut your energy bills up to 25%**.
• Angle bay windows are available in four projection angles up to a
90 degree box bay
• Bow windows sweep away from the wall in a graceful arch of four,
five, or six windows
• Improve your home's appearance while dramatically changing the
feel of the room
• Design possibilities are endless

Optional Roof Styles
• Hip roof with copper, painted aluminum, shingle, or shake coverings
• Concave roof with copper or painted aluminum coverings
• Please ask a Field Representative for available hardware and glass options

		Double-Hung Bay Window Bay windows are available in four projection angles up to a 90 degree box bay.
		Casement Bay Window Bay windows are available in four projection angles up to a 90 degree box bay.
		Casement Bow Window Bow windows sweep away from the wall in a graceful arch of four, five, or six windows.

 

Exterior Colors: White Canvas Sandtone Terratone® Cocoa Bean

Interior Colors: White Canvas Sandtone Terratone® Oak Maple Pine

Grilles: Colonial You choose the number of squares for each sash. Modified Prairie With this pattern, there are always two vertical and two horizontal bars per window Prairie This pattern always includes two vertical and two horizontal bars per sash Farmhouse A classic effect with two vertical bars meeting a horizontal rail or bar at the center of the window

*Values are based on comparison to U-Factors and SHGCs for clear glass non-metal frame default values from the 2006 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). **A study of identical homes comparing Low-E4® glass to ordinary dual-pane glass showed a 25% savings geographically on cooling bills, 10% on heating. Savings may vary geographically.