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Bay and Bow Windows

Bay and Bow Windows are the perfect feature for any home

Make your room look bigger with the addition of a bay or bow window. Using reinforced frames, they are linked using reinforced bay pole/post assembly kits. The frame itself sits on the external cill which is welded together, creating just one cill which sits under all of the frames.

Converting to a bow/bay window

Got a standard window? Then don't worry, we will still be able to create a bay or bow window at a cost effective price for you. In fact, a flat to bow window has the same frame structure as a normal bay or bow window - but instead has a new roof.

Advanced glass technology

We're also proud to be able to say that our high tech glass technology means we can make the most of increased energy efficiency, resulting in higher levels of insulation.

Choices also provide UPVC windows with enhanced glazing options, to reduce noise pollution - meaning a quieter home for you.

Some Examples

White

White Ash

Cream

Painswick Grey

Irish Oak

Golden Oak

Chartwell Green

Dark Green

Rosewood

Anthracite Grey

Black

Mahogany

Any Colour

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We are leading double glazing specialists covering the East of England providing quality Windows, Doors, Conservatories and Orangeries in UPVC and Aluminium systems
Norwich Windows and Conservatories Ltd, 
4 Hurn Road, Drayton, 
Norwich, Norfolk 
NR8 6BP

Phone: 01603 408007
Fax: 01603 408081
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