Bay and Bow

Bay windows are most often one large centre window with two narrow windows installed on either side. The narrow windows angle to project beyond the exterior wall of the house, creating a three-dimensional view.

Bow windows also project beyond the outside of the building but are usually composed of four or more near-identical windows. As a result, bow windows have a curved effect rather than an angular one, and may need more space than a bay window.

Bay and bow windows are popular for their ability to open a room, maximize natural light, and provide a unique view.

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Grille Patterns

Rectangular

This classic divided-lite look offers a traditional Old-World aesthetic. Works equally well on traditional and newer homes, adding a timeless elegance.
Partial Covering

Our grilles can be aplied to a portion of the window only. Combined with an SDL profile, you can also reproduce a hung sash appearance on a casement window.
Contour

Contour grilles go around the perimeter of the sash. Often associated with the Paririe School style, they add a artsy touch that’s distinctively North American.
Diamond Pattern

The diamond pattern can add an artistic touch to a traditional home. The understated charm of thin grilles adds extra interest from up close
Divided Lites

Our grilles can be aplied to a portion of the window only. Combined with an SDL profile, you can also reproduce a hung sash appearance on a casement window.
Sun

Our grilles can be aplied to a portion of the window only. Combined with an SDL profile, you can also reproduce a hung sash appearance on a casement window.

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