A rounded bay or bowed window projecting out from a building in an arced shape.
A large projecting type of window that is curved or semi-circular.
A circular projection in the wall of a building, comprised of windows
Angled combination of windows in three-, four- or five-panel configurations. Windows are attached at 10-degree angles to project a more circular, arced appearance.
FIVE WINDOWS, PROJECTING FROM A BUILDING IN AN ARC, AS ONE UNIT. COMMONLY, THEY ARE OPERATING VERTICAL SLIDER (DOUBLE HUNG TILT) WINDOWS.
A curved projection formed by five or more windows that are joined at obtuse angles.
A large projecting window, usually with a semi-circle shape.
a combination of four or more windows in a curved formation
a window that sticks out from the outside wall of a house
a curved bay window An oriel window is a projecting bay window, supported from below with a corbel or bracket
an arcing combination of windows that extend outside the wall of the house forming a recess area on the inside
Giving the illusion of bowing a wall, the bow windows create subtle curve enhancing the interior space. The configuration consists of three or more adjoining window units. ( style guide)
Curved window that forms an arc extending outward from the wall. Casement Crank-operated window that opens either inward or outward.
A composite of 3 or more windows in a radial or bow formation. Typically consists of casement windows both fixed and operating assembled at 10 degree angles from the wall.
A curved window sometimes called a circular bay.
A window unit composed of several window panels that form a bow shape; each panel is typically configured at a 10 degree angle. A bow window projects outward from the walls of the home.
More rounded than a bay window, extending in a semicircle from an exterior wall; sometimes called a compass window.
A window projecting from the wall of a structure that is composed of 4 or more individual windows in a gently curved contour.
A bow window can be arranged with three or more equal width units. They can be fixed or operable or mixed in any combination. They are usually mulled together with a small angle such as 13 degrees.
These windows project out from the front or side of a house. Bow windows are rounded. They are often formed of the window glass itself and do not have any structure beneath it. These windows may be found on any level of a building.
Rounded bay window that projects from a wall in the shape of an arc. It consists usually of five sash.
An elegant series of three to six casement windows gently angled in a bow shape that extends outside the house structure. Generally, the units on the far ends are operational. Available with head and seat boards.
Bay windows that are semi-circular. ox Pleats: Pleats formed by folding the fabric to the backside of the pleat in a "box" shape.
A composite of four or more window units in a radial or bow formation.
A bow window sticks out from a house like a bay window. The difference is the number of windows - there are 3, 4 or 5, attached at 10-degree angles, creating a semi-circular look.
Composed of 4 or more individual windows in a gently curved contour. Bow windows also project from the walls of the structure.
A rounded bay window that projects from the wall in an arc shape, commonly consisting of five sashes.
a curved window created by smaller windows mulled together.
Windows in the wall of a rounded bay or other round surface, where the curtain rod is to be mounted on the horizontal plane (as opposed to the vertical plane for arch window curtain rods). Bow window curtain rods can be used for bow windows or rounded walls in general such as the walls on spiral staircases, etc. See measuring help for bow / arch window curtain rods for further details. Highland Forge offers bow curtain rods so long as the rod is to be perfectly round, meaning it must be exactly half a circle or a smaller section of a perfect circle.
An angled combination of windows in 3-, 4- or 5- lite configurations. The windows are attached at 10-degree angles to project a more circular, arced appearance.
An angled combination of windows in 3-, 4- or 5-lite configurations. As the windows are joined to each other, they combine to form an arch shape that projects from the wall of the home.
An arrangement of four or more windows that form a radial, or bow, projection from the interior wall.
A group of four or more window units in a radial or bow arrangement.
A series of narrow windows, (usually five to eight) which have been mulled together utilizing a twelve degree mullion. The finished product will produce the effect of a single window which bows or curves horizontally and projects twelve to eighteen inches from the building exterior.
A series of four or more adjoining window units, commonly five in number, installed on a radius from the wall of the building.
A combination window, which projects to the exterior. Usually features four or more window units in a radial or bow formation.
A semicircular bay window.
A curved window, one that forms an arc extending away from the wall.
A combination of two or more windows mulled together with each window offset at a small angle (usually between 10 and 20 degrees). A horizontal cross section would resemble an archer's bow. Bow window units normally consist of four to six individual hung windows or picture windows or a combination of both types.
A series of four or more adjoining window units, commonly five in number, projecting 10°-20° from the wall of the building, forming a radius.
Window, divided into three sections, that curves outward in an arc, extending the window area out from the wall, so that it gives a room a larger appearance. Since they are supported from the wall or floor and usually don't extend to the roof line, they need their own roof projection from the wall. Ready made bay windows come in pre-assembled components that are easily installed into a wall opening. Also called a bay window.