A Snug uPVC bay window is an architectural feature as much as a replacement window. By projecting from the wall, a bay brings more daylight into a living room, bedroom or dining room and gives the elevation a shape that flat casements cannot. It is a popular way to restore a tired bay on a Victorian, Edwardian or 1930s house, and it is just as useful when a newer home wants a window that adds presence to the street. The frames are uPVC, so they are low maintenance and thermally efficient, with sashes configured around the angles of the bay and glazing specified for security and heat loss. You can choose colours, opening styles and glass, including privacy or acoustic options on the panes that face a road. Snug manufactures in the UK and the windows are installed by nationwide approved installers, with a 10-year guarantee. Planning a bay is a little more involved than a flat window, because the angles, the head and the seat all have to work together, which is why it helps to talk it through before anything is ordered. Ask Snug for a free, no-obligation quote and we will specify a uPVC bay window around your opening.