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Home » What Are Bay Window
What Are Bay WindowSo what are bay windows? First of all, they consist of three large windows that are connected together at an angle. In most cases, the middle or center window is larger than the two side windows and is fixed and cannot be opened. In some cases, there is a small section of wall that separates the center and side windows, while in other cases the windows are separated from one another by a frame only. The angle at which the side windows connect with the center window is an important features that affects the overall look and feel of the bay window.
From The InsideBay windows add square footage to a home by bumping out an existing wall, typically in the kitchen, although they can be placed anywhere that makes sense visually and structurally. Often, they are accompanied on the inside with a sitting area that is typically geared towards the room in which it sits.
From The OutsideIf a bay window is viewable from the outside (as opposed to one that is placed in a courtyard and therefore not visible from the street), it provides a focal point for those passing by. In this regard, it is not unlike a large picture window that draws the eyes of visitors or passerbys. Because the bay window breaks up a flat wall and consists of multiple large windows, it is visually appealing from the outside.
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