Bow Window Replacement & Installation

A modern bow window, often called a curved bay, is a series of four, five, or six windows joined together to create a smooth curve that projects past the exterior of your home. Unlike the sharp angles of a bay window, Feldco’s bow windows offer a rounded architectural look.

How They Operate

Because a bow window is a custom assembly of multiple units, you have total control over how it functions. You can choose to have all windows fixed as picture windows for a solid wall of glass, or install operable casement or double hung windows on the ends. This flexibility makes bow window replacement one of the most versatile ways to upgrade your home's ventilation and style.

Expanded Interior Space

By extending beyond the exterior wall, a bow window creates the illusion of a much larger, more open room. It adds actual physical space to your house, often creating a deep interior ledge that is perfect for a reading nook, a display for home decor, or an indoor garden.

Natural Light

The multi-panel design of a bow window allows sunlight to enter from several different angles throughout the day. This creates a "solarium" effect, making your living room or great room feel significantly brighter and more inviting than a standard flat window ever could.

Versatile Ventilation

If you choose to include operable sashes, a bow window becomes great for airflow. Because the windows are bowed outward, they can catch breezes that a flat window would miss, allowing fresh air into your home from multiple sides.

Ideal Locations for Bow Windows

Due to their size and appearance, bow windows are a favorite for rooms that face the front of the house. They are a popular style in the Midwest area for homeowners who want to maximize the view of their neighborhood. While they are a large architectural feature, they can also be scaled down as a small bow to add a unique touch to a dining nook or primary bedroom.