uPVC Bow Windows Explained
A bow window is built from four, five or six narrow panes set at shallow angles so the whole assembly reads as a curve rather than a corner. It projects less than a bay for the same opening width but sweeps wider across the wall.
The effect inside is a panoramic band of glass with very slim frame lines between panes. Because each pane is narrow, glass weight per section stays low and the sightlines stay delicate — which is exactly why bows suit period-style and premium elevations.
Every bow is drawn to scale for your opening: number of panes, the angle between them and which sections open. We keep alternate panes fixed on wider bows so the curve is not broken by hardware.
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Rooms and Openings This Type Suits
- Front elevations and facades
- Large living and dining rooms
- Panoramic garden views
- Premium and period-style homes
- Wide openings above 2m
What We Actually Fabricate
Four Reasons This Frame Outlasts Wood and Aluminium
Durability
Steel-reinforced multi-chambered profiles hold shape for 40 to 60 years without warping, rusting or rotting.
Weather Resistance
EPDM gaskets and drainage channels seal against monsoon rain, coastal salt air and summer heat.
Low Maintenance
No sanding, no repainting. A wipe with soapy water twice a year keeps the frame looking new.
Soundproofing
Double-glazed options cut outside noise by up to 50% — worth it on any road-facing room.
uPVC Bow Windows Across Four Districts
Fabricated at Elambalur and fitted by our own team, with free site visits inside these districts.
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Double-glazed panes, an insulating air gap and multi-point locking — up to 50% less outside noise in the rooms that need it.Read MoreBow Windows: Your Questions
What customers ask us on site about this window type, answered without sales talk.
Call +91 70947 02370What is a bow window?
A window built from four or more narrow panes set at shallow angles so the assembly curves outward from the wall. It gives a panoramic view and a softer elevation than an angular bay.
Is a bow window more expensive than a bay?
Usually, yes — there are more panes, more coupling posts and more angled cuts, and the fitting takes longer. We quote both from the same site drawing so you can compare.
Can all the panes in a bow window open?
They can, but we rarely do it. Keeping alternate panes fixed preserves the clean curve and keeps hardware out of the sightline, while still giving plenty of ventilation.
Will a bow window suit a small room?
A bow sweeps wide rather than deep, so it needs a reasonably wide wall. In a small room a bay usually gives you more usable depth for the same money.
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Send the room count or the number of openings and we will call back with an indicative per-square-foot rate, then book a free site measurement.
Get a Written Quote for uPVC Bow Windows
Free site measurement across Perambalur, Trichy, Cuddalore and Kallakurichi, and a per-square-foot price with the glass and hardware specified.