Bay Windows in Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire & South-West London

Add plenty of style and space to your property

By adding a box bay window to your home, you’ll be giving it a stylish focal point, perfect for enhancing your property’s visual appeal inside and out. As we have multiple customisation options available for them, you can ensure to enhance your home in your own distinctive way too.

Due to their outward projection, bay windows are also an excellent way to expand your internal space. Within this extra space, you might house a seating area so you can relax and read, or comfortably take in expansive views of your outside space. Alternatively, you might use it for storage so you can free up some space in another area of the home.

No need to sacrifice any warmth or security

Whether you want to replace an existing bay window with a more energy-efficient alternative or fit a new one to your home, our bay windows are built from thermally-efficient materials and equipped with the latest double glazing. So, you can always feel the warmth no matter how cold the weather is outside.

In addition to feeling warm and cosy, you can expect to feel comfortable and secure in your internal surroundings. This is because we fit our bay windows with leading security hardware from Yale, Maco, and Winkhaus, ensuring the security of your home is not compromised whatsoever.

What’s the difference between a bay window and a bow window?

Box bay windows

Usually made of 3 window frames which are joined at 90-degree bay posts. This gives a square or rectangular shape which protrudes symmetrically from the wall of the property.

Circle bay windows

A semi-circle shape that expands from the wall of your home, and is created using several window frames that are joined together at smaller angles.

Bow windows

A style of bay window which has no wall underneath the window, so only the window frames protrude from the wall.

 Can you sit in a bay window?

Adding a window seat to your bay window is a popular thing to do. However, whether you can sit in your bay window will depend on how deep it is. If your bay window is deep enough you can easily add a window seat to create a cosy, snug area to read, relax, or gaze out the window.