Bay Windows
Transform your home with a beautiful bespoke bay window. Usually made up of three or more window panes, a bay window extends outwards in an arc shape to create a feature window. It provides extra internal space, floods a room with light and the curved design makes for some serious panoramic views.
Available in four different structural and non-structural bay designs in a choice of uPVC, wood and aluminium, our bay and bow windows are made to measure to fit your home. They're also made in Britain in a range of colours and finishes, including decorative glass and double or triple glazing options depending on your choice of bay window frame material.
Bay and Bow Window Configurations
Splay Bay
When you imagine a bay window, it’s likely to be a splay bay that springs to mind. Made up of three or more panes, a splay bay window has a central window and two splayed side windows which usually open from the top.
Single-end Bay
Made up of two panes connected at an angle of up to 90 degrees, a single-end bay window adds more light than a window that sits flush with the wall line. It is a fun and stylish feature ideal for smaller properties.
Bow Window
Bow windows - also known as circular windows and curved bay windows - are comprised of five individual panes in a semi-circle configuration which can be both structural and non-structural. This curved design creates the perfect place to relax and enjoy the panoramic view.
Square Bay
Usually made up of three or more window frames joined in the corners at a 90-degree angle to the wall, a 1930s style square bay or box window shape is ideal to create an internal window seating or storage area.
Explore Bay Window Materials
uPVC Bay Windows
Whatever uPVC bay window style you choose, they all come with a high energy rating and the option of a further soundproofing window upgrade to keep the street noise outside.
- UK's most popular
- Cost-effective choice
- Highest energy efficiency
Wooden Bay Windows
Beautifully engineered by layering the timber in opposite directions, wooden bay windows are stronger, longer lasting and more resistant to the issues that affect traditional wood.
- Great long-term investment
- Sustainably-sourced timber
- 30-year guarantee against rot
The Benefits of a Bay Window
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Colours to Match your Style
Whether you choose uPVC, aluminium or wooden bay windows, there’s a bay window frame colour to match your home. Select from more than 200 RAL colours in wood or aluminium as well as the usual selection of classic shades in our uPVC bay window, including a dual colour option for a different shade on the outside to the inside.
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Adds Value
Bay windows have been a desirable characteristic of older properties and an alternative to large panes of glass in contemporary properties. Adding natural light in troves and unending style, incorporating a bay or bow window into your home can help to increase the value of your home.
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Adds Space to Relax
Unlike a standard window, the space created from a bay window provides a window nook for a cosy seat, clever storage or both. The window is designed to project outwards and form a bay in the room.
Choose From a Range of Styles
Sash Bay Window
Sash bay windows are a popular option for period properties. Their simple, timeless style and vertical opening mechanism make them a beautiful addition to traditional properties.
Casement Bay Windows
Our bestselling style modern window frame, casement bay windows come in a wide range of sizes and configurations with glazing options including lead and cottage bars.
Flush Bay Windows
Perfect for contemporary homes, flush bay windows are flat to frame casement windows. The flush look creates clean and simple lines for a pleasing finish.
Why Customers Choose Us?
Certified British
All of our products are accredited with the Made in Britain marque and our bay windows are no exception. Our uPVC bay casement windows are made in our Norwich factory right here in the UK.
Secure and Practical
Accredited by the British Standards Institute (BSI), our bay windows are designed with security and practicality in equal measure. Our window frames have multipoint locking and an extra internal glazing bead that prevents the glass from being removed from the outside.
Styled by You
With the help of our design consultants, it's easy to find your perfect bay window style. Choose your material, colour, window handles and even add a decorative glass design like lead or cottage bars.
Why Anglian?
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Quality Guaranteed
Your replacement bay window comes with our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee on the frame and glass.
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Flexible Finance
Spread the cost of your new bay window with our low-rate finance plan from just a £199 deposit.
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Delivered and Installed
The price includes the survey, manufacture, installation and aftersales for your bay window.
Bay Window FAQs
How much is a bay window?
The cost of having a bay window installed varies depending on the material you choose, the style, whether it is structural or non-structural other individual requirements for your home. Our experts will provide you with a unique quote, which includes everything from the initial survey to the installation and aftercare.
What is the difference between a bay and a bow window?
While you'd do well to tell a bay and a bow window apart at first glance, there's a simple way to tell the difference. A bay window is usually comprised of three panes with a fixed central pane and an angled window to each side that opens. Contrastingly, a bow window might be made up of 4 or 5 panes and tends to be rounded, so it appears like a half-circle from the exterior. A bow window is often non-structural whereas a Bay usually is structural.
What styles do bay windows come in?
In addition to coming in four shape designs, our bay windows also come in structural and non-structural styles. This means they are either load-bearing or a purely decorative window. Bay windows also come in several configurations, including casement, flush casement and sash bay windows.
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