Bow Windows in Simcoe County & the GTA

Bow windows are projection windows, but instead of using a few sharper angles they typically use four or more sections to create a gentler curve. That gives the room a broader field of view while adding dimension to the outside of the home.

Bow windows are typically assembled from four or more similarly sized window sections. The panels are set at shallow angles so the overall unit projects outward in a smooth curve rather than in the sharper three-part form associated with many bay windows.

Bow windows work best where you want the window to become part of the room and the exterior architecture. They are especially useful in spaces where daylight and wider views are a priority.

Both styles project outward and can add light, views and interior depth, but the way they create that projection is different.

A bow window is a complete projecting assembly, so the opening, number of sections, projection, support and exterior finishing should all be reviewed before the unit is ordered.

Because the assembly projects beyond the wall, installation needs to address support, fit and weather protection around the complete unit. MK Windows & Doors helps homeowners review the configuration before ordering and installs the finished assembly for the opening.