Replacement uPVC window in bedroom

[pawsnizzy]

Hi All,
I have a 1980's bungalow and the bedroom window could do with replacing. It's 1800 x 880mm

As the building date suggests, there was no design flair present during the build and I would like to improve the front view by incorporating a slight bow or bay to the replacement windows. Is this viable/possible/sensible or am I just rambling?

The main front (lounge) window is a bay

Cheers

Dave

 

[gaz1]

if you fit a bay window in you lose the insulation part of it so beaware of it

it also comes with other problems as well like sealing the above part of the bay window and over the years replacing the overhead part of it when needed

what your suggesting dosnt actually improve the view from the window whilst adding costs to your window

so up to you in the end

 

[keithski122]

I like my bay window, I can nose all the way up and down the street, far better than a normal window.

 

[More Amps]

Anything Most things are possible - if you have enough money and the desire to do it.

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

Seen plenty with a timber frame bay below and lead flat roof above.

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Easier to find a pic.

Huh. Have an off the shelf solution.

Bow Window Canopy

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[J1nx]

My bay window increases the view a huge amount