Bay and Bow Windows for Winchester Homes

Many Winchester homes sit in conservation areas where appearance matters. Timberlook windows were developed precisely for these situations, with flush frames, authentic joints and heritage details that planners and neighbours recognise as sympathetic. We always recommend checking with the local authority first, and our team can support you with the details you need.

Bay windows project from the wall in a series of flat sections, typically three, while bow windows form a continuous curve from four or more sections. Both flood a room with light and add a real feeling of space. The right choice usually comes down to the age and style of your home, and we manufacture both.

Timberlook bay and bow windows are made from uPVC but engineered to replicate timber joinery in fine detail, right down to the flush finish and authentic joints. You get the warmth and character of wood without the sanding, painting and swelling that timber needs, plus far better thermal performance.

Timberweld joins the frame corners so they look hand crafted, like classic timber joinery, while remaining completely sealed against the weather. It combines the precision of modern welding with the aesthetics of traditional carpentry, which is why it sits at the heart of every Timberlook window.

Yes. Our bay and bow windows achieve U values as low as 1.2 W/m2K, a significant step up from single glazed timber or early double glazing. Better insulation means less heat escaping through what is often the largest glazed area in the house, helping to keep heating bills down.

We offer our Bay and Bow windows nationwide, including areas such as: