Lowes Bow Windows vs PJ Fitzpatrick

Lowes Bow Windows

A bow window can add a bold design element to your home on both the inside and the outside. While the multiple window panes and curved nature add a contrasting look to your home’s exterior, the bow window also adds interior space to your interior and creates the illusion of an even larger area.

Bow Window Differences

It’s easy for homeowners to confuse bow windows with bay windows – especially when they look so similar, but there are a few ways to tell them apart. Here are some of the things that make bow windows different:

• They have more than three (usually four or five) window panes


• The window panes that are typically the same size


• The panes create a curved, “rounded” look instead of an “angular” look


• They don’t protrude out as much as bay windows


• They can be wrapped around corners of a home

Because bow windows are more curved than bay windows, they typically give the home more of a Victorian look than a modern look, however, these windows come in all different shapes and sizes, so you can create a bow window that complements any style.

Ventilation and Light

If you’re looking for more ventilation and more light for your room, a bow window is a great option. Because each window pane can be turned into a casement window, each pane can be cranked open to allow airflow.

Also, because of the large nature of bow windows, they can let in a significant amount of natural light. This can be especially true if you wrap a bow window around a corner in your home. You’ll not only create a unique exterior, but you’ll also create a unique interior that allows lots of light into one space.

When it comes to Lowes bow windows, you may not find what you’re looking for. If that’s the case, we suggest you turn to the window specialists at P.J. Fitzpatrick. We’ll help you find exactly what you need.

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