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Bays and Bows

A Bay or a Bow window is the perfect choice to bring in more daylight, add beauty, and expand the views of any room. Kelly Windows systems Bay and Bow windows are all built in house to order. There is no need for you to change your walls or cut away siding during any replacement installation. These units are designed and built to easily slip into any size opening. This allows your job to go smoothly and leaves your home looking virtually untouched both inside and out.

We build all of our Bay or Bow windows using our premier window systems guaranteeing you the same performance and craftsmanship that we guarantee with all of our products.

Bay windows are typically made up of three windows joined together with a large center picture window. Each of the side windows (called flankers) is typically made to operate allowing for optimal ventilation. The flankers are positioned at either a 30 degree or 45 degree angle providing you with maximum projection and maximum viewing area.

Bow windows are typically made by joining together four (4) or more windows in a graceful curve. They are absolutely stunning to look at, as well as to look through, and will instantly add value to any home.

Some of the great features of our BAY and BOW WINDOWS include:

• Can be created using casement, awning, PW, or double hung windows. Your choice!
• Standard with wood head and seat boards and providing a oak finish or white vinyl top option.
• Jamb thickness are custom made to the exact wall thickness you need. No jamb extensions will be required.
• Standard adjustable cable support system making final adjustments easy and accurate while providing proper support to the installed units.
• all Bay and bow windows come standard with two operating vents. Additional vents can be ordered.
• Optional roof  systems are available including copper, aluminum, shingle or standing seam.

Please give us a call at 1-800-98-Kelly. Our specialist are available to answer all your questions.

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