Bow replacement windows let light stream in and make rooms appear larger.

What’s the difference between a Bow replacement window and a Bay replacement window? A Bow replacement window is created when four or more window panels are put together creating a half-circle configuration radiating from the wall of a building.

Unlike the sharp angles of a Bay replacement window, Bow replacement windows have a smoother appearance. Bow window replacements also create the illusion of openness in a home.

Like Bay replacement windows, additional storage space can be created beneath Bow replacement windows giving homeowners a space to read a book, display beautiful ceramic art, or sit and unwind after a busy day. The signature curve of the Bow replacement window creates a panoramic view that allows sunlight to splash into the home from different angles.

In addition to the beauty and light Bow replacement windows bring to a home, they also save homeowners money on energy bills. CLP Home Renovations uses Fibrex technology as a part of its framing technology. Bow replacement windows are fully insulated using argon gas between the panes to minimize thermal transfer.

Also, Bow replacement windows with low-E4 glass have an added layer of protection through an invisible titanium dioxide coating that loosens dirt when sun hits the window, reducing water spots by 99% and making clean up a breeze!

Bow replacement windows are beautiful on the inside and outside. CLP Home Renovations are experts in window replacements and can show you how to frame the outer Bow window into a work of art that accents the décor of your home. This is done by choosing contrasting veneers for your Bow replacement windows.

CLP Home Renovations can help you let the sunshine in. For a free consultation, complete our online questionnaire and someone will get back to you. To speak with a window replacement expert right away, call 1-800-951-2988.