Hardware Choices for Renewal by Andersen^®

Bay and Bow Replacement Windows

Renewal by Andersen^® vinyl and wood composite bay and bow replacement windows are available in many different styles, configurations, and options. Choose from double-hung windows, casement windows, or picture windows, and use them exclusively or in combination. Each window style has a variety of hardware options. See each one for more information. When selecting bay or bow window replacements, it is important to consider all the construction choices available to you in order to create a look that distinguishes your home. Read on to find out more and remember to shop here for the best value replacement window.

Choose Your Renewal by Andersen^® Bay or Bow Replacement Window Configuration
The angle bay frame is available for three or four windows in 25°, 35°, 45°, and 90° (bow bay) configurations. Custom configurations are available in whole digit degree increments from 5° to 45°. The bow frame is available in four, five, and six window styles, in 10° and 15° angle configurations.

Angle bays (except the 90° angle bay) are available with three or four insert windows. The four-window configuration is identical to standard three-window angle bays except that a mull post divides the center window opening into two smaller window openings. With this option, all four windows, whether you pick double-hung windows or casement windows, are the same size.

Outfit Your Residential Bay or Bow with a DuPont™ Corian® Seat Board
An optional 1/4" thick DuPont™ Corian® seat board, available in six colors, may be installed on top of the standard oak or birch seat board. It can be installed to provide an inlaid or insert look. This seat board option is not available with bay or bow windows wider than 144 inches, as windows this size require a tongue-and-groove hardwood flooring construction.

Top off your Vinyl and Wood Composite Bay or Bow Window Replacement with a Roof Cap
A traditional hip-style or concave roof cap can be pre-assembled for applications with at least one foot of space beneath the overhang. Hip-style roofs offer straight sight lines, and are available with copper, painted aluminum, shingle, or shake coverings. Concave style roofs provide curved sight lines, and are only available with metal copper or painted aluminum coverings. Painted aluminum coverings come in 31 different colors, giving you the opportunity to customize the precise look you want.