Bay Windows, Bow Windows & Garden Windows

A bay window typically has a fixed middle window, with side windows that open. Bow windows are usually four or more windows joined together to create a curve, where all the windows may have the ability to open in some way.

Expand Your View

If you have a room with a view, why not expand it? It’s a great way to let in more light while creating a personal retreat. Our bay and bow windows are available in a wide range of styles and are custom made for a perfect fit whether you’re replacing a bay or bow window, or want to install one in a large window opening. Bay and bow windows can feature double hung, casement or fixed windows and are made with the same high-performance features of each of these window styles.

Seat Insulation

Our bay and bow seats feature a multi-layer construction which consists of two layers of structural support as well as a layer of 3/4″ closed-cell insulating foam for premium insulation. The interior is finished with a birch veneer hardwood cap, or can be upgraded to oak. It’s built so well it will become the favorite feature in your home.

Garden Windows

Love growing herbs, flowers and plants in your home? Then put them somewhere they can thrive – in our garden windows. They let light in on all four sides while brightening your home. And they feature casement-style sidelites that let fresh air in and keep cold temperatures out. A perfect choice for homeowners with green thumbs.

Garden Windows for your Michigan home.

Garden windows add warmth, depth, beauty and comfort to any room in your home. They will not chip, peel, or blister and will never need scraping or painting. Garden windows are great for small potted plants including flowers and spices. Great for viewing the snowy Michigan winter.

Exceeding the standards

To ensure the performance of ComfortSmart windows, they’ve been tested and certified to meet the strict standards of excellence in the residential window and door industry as defined and set by the Window & Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) and the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA). We are also accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC), a non-profit organization that provides energy performance ratings and determines fenestration code compliance, also certifies us. Our stringent testing is accredited by the National Accreditation and Management Institute (NAMI), an independent certification, inspection and quality assurance service provided to the building products industry.