Available Grilles for Renewal by Andersen^®

Bay and Bow Replacement Windows in Boston, Massachusetts (MA)

Alter the look of your Renewal by Andersen^® vinyl and wood composite replacement bay and bow windows with different high-definition grille types and patterns with prominently defined profiles for the insert windows of your choice. Insert window options include double-hung windows, casement windows, and picture windows. Select one style or mix and match two styles for a traditional or contemporary appearance perfectly suited to the architecture and interior design of your New England home. We install windows to the exact specifications of your space at unprecedented prices, allowing you to shop here for the best value vinyl and wood composite replacement windows in the entire Boston, Massachusetts (MA) and Southern New Hampshire (NH) area.

Grille Types:
Grilles-Between-the-Glass Sculpted aluminum grilles are manufactured between the glass panes. Two widths are available.	Full Divided Light Grilles Full divided light grilles provide the look of divided glass. The high definition profile exterior grille is made from Fibrex® material and is available in maple or oak hardwood and two different widths.	Interior Wood Grilles Interior wood grilles snap into clips on the interior of the sash and remove easily for cleaning. Available in two widths and two hardwood choices (maple or oak).

Grille Patterns:
Colonial Get the traditional look with square or rectangular grille patterns. Choose 3 by 2”, 3 by 1”, or a specification that fits your window's size best.	Prairie Prairie grilles intersect to form 4-inch squares in the corners of the sash. This pattern is not available on awning windows narrower or shorter than 20”.	Farmhouse Two evenly spaced vertical bars (3/4 inch) over a 1-inch wide center bar to simulate a double-hung window.*.

Grille types range from interior wood grilles that clip onto the interior sash and remove easily for cleaning to grilles-between-the-glass that are permanently installed between the panes during manufacturing. Grille patterns are available in Colonial, Prairie, and Farmhouse styles; each provides a unique look of originality and authenticity. Those that live in an older home in Sudbury, Westford, Marblehead, or Boston, MA should consider a 5-window bow with full divided light grilles in the Colonial style, while those that live in a brand new construction in Exeter, Rye, Hollis, or Hampton Falls, NH, should think about a 4-window bay with grilles-between-the-glass in the Prairie style. With endless design possibilities, your home is sure to stand out!