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Albany Bay Windows

Bay Windows Increase Natural Light in Homes

Installing a new or replacement bay window in your home yields a multitude of benefits. Bay windows are a beautiful statement piece. Typically, three windows placed side-by-side at an angle, bay windows are a natural focal point. Many homeowners choose to add shelving, create a reading nook or install built-in benches around these windows.

Bay windows are commonly seen in Victorian-style homes, which Albany is no stranger to. New York’s capital city is influenced by English and Dutch architecture. Whether you’re a proud homeowner of a row house in downtown or are building a new home in East Greenbush, bay windows are a great choice to add character to your home.

Commonly known as: box bay window, oriel window, projecting window, square bay window, 45-degree bay window, 30-degree bay window

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Popular Local Trends & Styles


  • Bathroom Bay Windows Bathroom Bay Windows

    If you’re looking to create a relaxing sanctuary in your home, look no further than your bathroom. A bay window adds both style and luxury to your bathroom. For a beautiful statement piece, place your bathtub in the center of the bay window. Since bay windows are so large and let in sunlight, they can make even the smallest of bathrooms feel roomy.

  • Kitchen Bay Window Kitchen Bay Window  Bay windows are a great option for multiple places in your kitchen. Bay windows above your sink area create extra counter space, while giving you an opportunity to let in fresh air while you’re doing the dishes or making a meal. If a breakfast nook is more your thing, bay windows are perfect for creating a space your family is sure to love. Install benches or a table to create a designated space for gathering.
  • Kitchen Bay Windows Victorian Bay Windows

    Bay windows are a staple in Victorian-style homes and whether you're looking to upgrade your existing bay window or add a new one, Pella can help you find the perfect period-appropriate fit. Traditionally Victorian-style bay windows protrude from the building often with a roof made from tiles or lead. Copper is a popular style choice these days. For a true period piece, choose a Victorian grille pattern and classic brass hardware.

  • Types of Bay Windows Custom Bay Windows

    One of the best things about bay windows is their versatility. You can choose to have a traditional three-paned window or create a window that is unique to you. Many larger bay windows can be found in traditional and newer homes. Pella professionals can help you determine the best choice for your room and customize the angles to suit your style.

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Recommended Customizations*


There are many ways you can make your bay window custom to your style preferences. Traditional and Victorian style is seen across Albany, but modern and contemporary styled homes are gaining popularity. Our Pella design experts can help you to pick out the right hardware, grilles and more to make your bay window a perfect style match. Find more customizations here.

Hardware

  • Classic Collection
  • Rustic Collection
  • Modern Collection
  • Fold-Away Cranks

Grilles

  • Victorian Grille Pattern?
  • Traditional Grille Pattern
  • Prairie  Grille Pattern
  • Custom Grille Pattern 

*Not all customizations are available in all Pella product lines.

Albany Climate Recommendations


Homeowners in Albany are no stranger to all four seasons. Albany’s east-central location in the state of New York means cold, snowy winters and humid, hot summers. There are many customization options you can choose for your window to ensure your home stays comfortable year-round.

Diverse Climate

Diverse Climate

Prepare for bitterly cold winters and semi-humid summers with Pella®? Impervia®?. This strong fiberglass, for both windows and patio doors, is durable enough to withstand extreme heat and subzero cold.

Low-E Protection

Low-E Protection

Keep warm in the winter by reducing the heat loss from your home. Window panes of glass with Advanced Low-E will help keep your home insulated, blocking out the cold and keeping the heat in. 

Fiberglass Windows

Fiberglass Windows

Frequent storms during the winter bring bitter cold and frozen precipitation. Wood with aluminum cladding, vinyl, and fiberglass are low maintenance and can help stand up to extreme weather. 

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Customized with You in Mind

Pella windows and doors are made specifically for your home because one size doesn't fit all. With access to many materials, colors and options, including exclusive snap-in options for shades, blinds and grilles, along with smart home products and a proprietary finishing process that helps provide a quality finish.

Built to Last

Pella products are backed by some of the strongest window, door and installation warranties in the business. When installed by a Pella branch, your project is backed by our Pella Care Guarantee, our package of product warranties, installation warranty and service agreement that covers your products and their installation — including labor — for up to 10 years. See the written limited warranty for details, including exceptions and limitations, or contact Pella Customer Service at 877-473-5527.

We Come to You

An in-home consultation can help you explore all options and get a professional opinion on what will work best for you. During the consultation, local window professionals can come to your home to assess your window replacement needs and understand your priorities and budget.

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A Pella Windows & Doors of Albany expert can help you pick out a window that fits your home — and your style. Find your local Pella representative to schedule a free in-home consultation, measurement, and estimate.

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Bay Window Project Ideas


See how homeowners across the country are customizing Pella bay windows to match their homes.

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