Bay Windows

Update your home with a beautiful bay window from Leeds Glass.

Whether you have a Victorian terrace, a period home or a more modern property, bay windows make a stunning feature both inside and outside your home.

At Leeds Glass, we supply and fit bespoke uPVC bay windows in different styles, including splay bay, square bay, single-end bay or curved bow windows. We’ll advise you on the perfect choice and the ideal style to create an effortless finish to the exterior and interior of your home.

Choose modern bay windows from Leeds Glass to create the wow factor for your property.

Why Choose Us?

Bay window product features

Choose new bay windows from Leeds Glass.

Boost your home’s style

Bay windows are an extremely desirable feature for both traditional and modern homes. They maximise natural light, increase space and make a design statement.

Increase property value

Installing modern bay windows can boost the value of your home, making them a solid investment for your property.

Energy-efficient

Our bay windows are available with BSI window energy efficiency rating A to meet building regulations, helping contain and conserve more heat within your home.

Why choose Leeds Glass

Leeds Glass is a local family business based in Leeds. We fit high quality windows and doors in homes right across Yorkshire. In fact, we’ve been doing it for more than 40 years. Our stylish, cost-effective and energy-efficient glazing solutions are the perfect fit for our customers. Plus, our installers have all the qualifications to ensure safe installations in line with national standards and our customer service team is always happy to help.

Words from our customers

Love the look of our windows and doors? See what our happy customers have to say about our products and service.

The completed work looks great and exceeded my expectations so much so that I would highly recommend Leeds Glass to anyone!

Mick, Leeds

Your installers were very sympathetic to the fact that this is a working office and their attitude was very professional when we had customers in the office and on the phone. A fantastic job!

Scott Finlayson, Milford Building Supplies

Leeds Glass are absolute professionals causing minimal disruption and I was amazed at how clean and tidy they left the site!

Tracey Dawson, Daletech Electronics Limited

Our new secondary glazing provides a new level of comfort with a much reduced heating level, saving on energy and our heating bills!

Jack, Leeds

The service was personal to us, we felt we mattered to Leeds Glass who understood our needs and concerns.

Kevin, Leeds

Thanks to the guys who fit the windows, who did so very efficiently and pleasantly and with as little disruption to our clinic as possible. Great job!

Alison Rose, Coach House Sports Physiotherapy Clinic

The team at Leeds Glass were professional throughout the whole job.. much appreciated

Alan Bedford, ISS, York

I would like to compliment Leeds Glass for the excellent service they provided with our new window installations and helping us decide on the right course of action with quotes on time and most competitive.

Alan Atherton-Davies, IETG Ltd, Leeds

Frequently asked questions

What is a bay window?

A bay window is a protruding window structure that extends outward from the main walls of a building, forming a bay inside the room. It typically has three or more panes set at angles, creating more interior space and allowing for increased natural light and better outdoor views.

How much does a bay window cost?

The cost of a bay window typically ranges from £1,000 to £8,000. This depends on the size, materials, and complexity of installation. Basic models can start at £1,000, while larger or custom designs may cost up to £8,000 or more. Installation fees can add to the total expense.

How to measure a bay window?

To measure a bay window, start by measuring the width and height of each section individually; this is usually the middle flat section and the angled side sections. To get an accurate measurement, make sure you measure from the inside of the window frame.

Do you need planning permission for a bay window?

You don’t usually need planning permission for a bay window in the UK if it doesn’t extend beyond the exterior wall by more than 150mm and complies with local building regulations. But permission may be needed for listed buildings or conservation areas. Always check with local planning authorities.

How to insulate a bay window?

To insulate a bay window, follow these steps:

Install weather-stripping around the window frames.
Use caulk to seal any gaps or cracks.
Use insulated panels or foam board in the cavity.
Add thermal curtains or blinds.
Apply window film for an extra layer of insulation.

Can you replace one window in a bay window?

Yes, you can replace one window in a bay window. Make sure the new window matches the existing style and dimensions. Professional installation is recommended to maintain structural integrity, proper insulation, and alignment with the other windows in the bay. At Leeds Glass we can supply and fit bay window glass for your existing bay window.

Can I add a bay window to my house?

Yes, you can add a bay window to your house. It involves cutting into the existing wall, reinforcing the structure, and installing the new window. Speak to a professional to ensure proper design, structural support, and compliance with local building regulations. Planning permission may be required.

Do bay windows add value?

Yes, bay windows can add value to a home. They enhance kerb appeal, increase natural light, and create additional interior space, making rooms feel larger and more attractive. These features can improve the overall aesthetic and functionality of a home, which can increase its market value.

Do bay windows let in more light?

Yes, bay windows let in more light. Their protruding design and multiple angled panes capture sunlight from different directions which increases the amount of natural light that enters the room compared to flat windows.

Does a bay window need a foundation?

A bay window usually needs a foundation or structural support, especially for larger or heavier designs.

Get in touch with us today to discover more about our bay windows and see how we can help update your home.

Update your home with a beautiful bay window from Leeds Glass.

What is a bay window?

How much does a bay window cost?

How to measure a bay window?

Do you need planning permission for a bay window?

How to insulate a bay window?

Can you replace one window in a bay window?

Can I add a bay window to my house?

Do bay windows add value?

Do bay windows let in more light?

Does a bay window need a foundation?

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