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A bow window is a type of window that protrudes from the exterior wall of a building, creating a curved or angled projection. It consists of three to six windows arranged in a curved or polygonal shape. It may include fixed or operable windows. Bow windows are commonly found in residential buildings, particularly in living rooms and bedrooms, but they can also be used in commercial settings such as restaurants, hotels, and retail stores.
On average, a basic bow window made of vinyl or wood with standard dimensions and installation costs can range from $1,500 to $4,000. However, if you opt for a larger or custom-designed bow window made of high-quality materials such as fiberglass or composite, the cost can increase significantly, often ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 or more.
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Awning windows swing outward to allow for proper ventilation. These windows are commonly used in basements and bathrooms.
Casement windows can be used alone or in a series to create a bow window. These windows usually feature a hinge on one side and can often be opened outward or inward.
Create more space and let more natural light in with bow windows. These windows are usually made up of multiple casement windows that stick out from the exterior of your home.
Slider, or glider, windows are opened and closed simply as the glass seamlessly moves across a track.
Egress windows are emergency exit windows commonly installed in basements. Instead of style, these windows are defined by dimensions that meet building code regulations.
Custom and specialty window shapes are available to suit the needs of your home's design.
Picture, or fixed, windows are completely sealed shut, making them highly energy-efficient. These windows can come in many shapes for the perfect accent.
Most double hung windows provide multiple ventilation options - lower the window from the top or raise up from the bottom.
Composite windows are built to look like wood windows, but will never warp or absorb moisture. These windows are incredibly durable and are energy efficient.
Fiberglass windows are extremely durable and low-maintenance. These windows will withstand Wisconsin's extreme temperatures and weather conditions from Spring to Winter.
These three-part windows have an arched window with square side sections. Palladian windows are a focal point for many historical homes and add tremendous curb appeal.
Oriel windows brighten up spaces and make interiors look larger. Curb appeal skyrockets at the sight of an elegant oriel window.
Skylights are great for increasing the amount of natural light in your home, and, when placed correctly, can provide natural heat for your home.
Vinyl windows are made from incredibly durable PVC. These windows have high resistance to heat transfer, making them extremely energy efficient.
Wood windows can be stained or painted to match your home's decor. Give your home a beautiful classic look with appealing wood windows from Infinity.
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