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    4 Advantages of Bow and Bay Windows

    4 Advantages of Bow and Bay Windows

    Bow and bay windows change the appearance of your home without costly, time-consuming construction. They are two distinct styles that both jut out from the exterior walls of your home. They create a unique and eye-catching feature, changing the appearance of your home. You can turn to Renewal by Andersen® for bow and bay window installation.

    4 Advantages of Bow and Bay Windows

    More Natural Light

    Bay and bow windows protrude from the side of your house, funneling in more natural light. A bay window is usually comprised of three windows. The center window is a large picture window with two side windows called flankers. These flankers are generally double-hung or casement windows. Both types can open for ventilation. Bow windows are often made up of three or more windows of the same size. They form a curve from the side of your home to get a dramatic three-dimensional effect. Both bay and bow windows let in more natural light, increasing your view of the outdoors.

    Added Space In Your Home

    By design, a bay or bow window will make any room appear larger. A sliding window is only a flat pane of glass on the same plane as your wall. A bay or bow window, however, creates an illusion of a larger space because of its protruding shape. Add space or at least the illusion of it by utilizing a bay or bow window.

    Addition of a Gorgeous Window Seat

    These windows can have a seat board at the base for you to sit, relax and enjoy the view. These seats become a very attractive part of your home’s interior. Many people enjoy sitting there and reading or just taking a break. They could also serve as storage space under the unit. Some people use this space to have a chest built in with a flip top for toys, blankets, and pillows.

    Increase Your Home’s Curb Appeal and Value

    In any home repair, remodel or window replacement, we need to think about our home’s curb appeal and value. Adding a new bay or bow window will only increase both of these. This is a definite advantage when you consider selling your house later.

    We provide the best value for homeowners in New Jersey. Renewal by Andersen installs only the best bay and bow windows in Toms River and Jackson, New Jersey. Call (866) 609-5033 today to schedule your free in-home consultation.

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