Window styles

Bow Windows in Tulsa, OK

A bow window curves out from the wall in four to six panels. It gives a room more glass and a wider view than a bay window of the same width, with a softer, rounder line.

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Example of a bow window: a gentle curve of five windows under a copper roof, on a brick home

Style example · Bow window

Bow or bay?

It comes down to panels and angles. A bay uses three panels at sharp angles; a bow uses more panels at shallow ones. More panels means more light and a wider view, and the curve looks more formal from the street, which is why bows often suit traditional homes. A bay fits smaller openings and tighter budgets.

What holds it together

More panels means more seams, and each one has to be sealed right or it leaks later. A bow also needs bracing for its weight and a small roof over it. All of that is hidden once the trim is on, so it’s what we’re most careful about.

Planning yours

Panel count, glass, the ledge inside (a seat, a shelf or open) and the trim outside are all choices. A bow is one of the bigger window projects, so we’d rather spend time on these up front than have you guess.

Free estimate
We look at the wall, talk through panel count, and give you a written price.
Measurement
We measure and plan the support for the number of panels you pick.
Installation
Support in, then the panels one by one, every seam sealed, then the trim.
Warranty
Our limited lifetime warranty covers install, parts and glass for as long as you own your home.