Bay Windows Style 7

If you’re working with a wider frontage, a five-panel bay gives you a much stronger architectural presence. This configuration includes three flat centre panels and two angled side sections, creating a broader, more balanced projection.

The centre panels remain fully fixed, giving you uninterrupted glazing and maximum daylight. On both outer sides, discreet top-hung vents provide practical ventilation without breaking the symmetry of the design.

A Wider Bay with Practical Side Ventilation

Compared to standard flat uPVC windows, this bay projects outward and allows light to enter from multiple angles. The additional centre panel increases the glazed area noticeably, making larger living rooms feel brighter and more open.

The two side vents open outward from the bottom while staying flush at the top, offering controlled airflow without compromising security. The lower sections remain fixed to maintain structural strength.

Manufactured using modern uPVC systems, these uPVC bay windows provide strong thermal performance and require very little maintenance. No repainting, no ongoing upkeep — just durable frames designed for UK weather conditions.

This design works particularly well on detached or semi-detached homes where a wider bay enhances kerb appeal without looking oversized. It’s practical, symmetrical and built to maximise both light and everyday usability.