Bay and bow windows feature a concave structure that extends outward, providing additional space and a stunning architectural element. Let natural light in and enjoy panoramic views of Lake Havasu City, while potentially even adding storage or shelving to your new replacement windows.

Bay windows typically consist of three windows arranged in an angled projection from the wall, with the center window being larger than the side windows. The side windows can be stationary or operable. Bay windows have a distinct polygonal shape, often with a flat front and angled sides.

Bow windows, on the other hand, are made up of four to six windows arranged in a gentle curve, creating a more gradual projection from the wall. Bow windows have a rounded appearance, providing a softer look to a home’s exterior. Unlike bay windows, which have fixed angles, the angle of each window in a bow window is usually uniform, creating a more rounded, curved effect.

Both bay and bow windows offer the benefit of additional space in a room and a stunning architectural feature. However, bay windows typically offer a more angular, modern look, while bow windows offer a softer, more elegant look. Schedule a free consultation with Renewal by Andersen designers to determine which window is best for your home and your needs.