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Corner & Bay Windows Melbourne. More Light. More Space. More Wow.

Bay windows don’t just sit in a wall. They extend beyond it. That’s what makes them special. Three or more windows angled outward from your exterior wall, flooding your room with natural light and creating space that didn’t exist before.

What Makes Bay Windows Different From Every Other Window?

The Ordinary:

Most windows sit flat in a wall
One angle. One view. One source of light.
An ordinary flat window does the basics. Nothing more.

The Bay:

Bay windows extend outward from your exterior wall at angles
Three or more windows joined together to create a panoramic view
Light pours in from multiple directions. The room feels bigger. The street looks better.
They create space inside your home that wasn’t there before. A window seat. A reading nook. A desk. Storage. Whatever you want.

Traditional vs Modern vs Curved:

Traditional bay windows project outward at set angles, commonly 30, 45, or 90 degrees, from the facade. Classic architecture. Period homes. Timeless curb appeal.
Modern bay windows use clean lines and slim uPVC profiles for a contemporary look. Sharp angles. Minimal frame. Maximum glass.
Curved bay windows, also called bow windows, use a series of windows set at gentle angles to form a smooth, curved shape. Elegant. Distinctive. A real feature.
Corner windows wrap around inside corners of a building, turning dead space into a light-filled feature.
Oriel windows are bay windows that don’t touch the ground. They project from an upper floor, supported by brackets or corbels.

Natural Light. Everywhere.

Bay windows let light in from three or more angles
No more dark corners. No more gloomy rooms.
Even on Melbourne’s grey days, a bay window floods a room with natural light
Your house feels brighter, bigger, and more alive

Additional Space You Can Actually Use.

Bay windows extend beyond the exterior wall. That’s not just a view. That’s additional space.
Turn it into a window seat for your living rooms
Create a seating area, a desk, a reading corner, or extra storage
It’s usable square footage that most bay windows provide for free

A Panoramic View From Inside Your Home.

An ordinary flat window gives you one view
Bay windows give you three, five, or more
Watch the street. Watch the garden. Watch the sunset.
That panoramic view transforms how you experience every room

Curb Appeal That Turns Heads.

A bay window changes the entire facade of your house
From the street, it adds shape, depth, and architectural character
Traditional bay windows suit period homes. Modern bay windows suit contemporary builds.
Either way, they boost your property’s curb appeal and value

Energy Efficiency Built In.

Double glazed bay windows reduce heat transfer through the glass
Warmer in winter. Cooler in the summer months. Lower energy bills.
uPVC frames provide excellent insulation with zero thermal bridging
Argon gas filled units and LowE coatings come standard

Security. Not an Afterthought.

German engineered multi point locking systems on every opening panel
Toughened and laminated glass options for serious protection
Internally glazed. Glass can’t be removed from outside.
Your dream home should feel as safe as it looks.

Bay Window Styles and Configurations

Traditional Bay Windows:

Three or more windows projecting from the exterior wall at fixed angles
Commonly 30-degree, 45-degree, or 90-degree configurations
Commonly used in period homes and classic architecture across Australia
Suit living rooms, bedrooms, and front-facing rooms where you want to create a feature

Modern Bay Windows:

Clean lines. Slim profiles. Maximum glass area.
Sharp, defined angles with minimal frame for a contemporary look
Perfect for new builds and modern renovations
Pairs beautifully with casement windows or fixed windows for a sleek facade

Bow Windows:

A curved bay window uses four, five, or more panels at gentle angles
Creates a smooth, rounded projection from the wall
Elegant and distinctive. A true architectural statement.
Ideal for properties where a unique design and softer shape is the goal

Corner Windows:

Wrap around the inside corners of a building
Turn wasted corner space into a light-filled feature
Modern, dramatic, and perfect for open-plan living rooms and kitchens
Provide views in two directions from a single position in the room

Where Do Bay Windows Work Best?

Living rooms — The classic choice. A bay window creates a focal point, a seating area, and floods the room with natural light. Most bay windows in Australian homes are installed here.
Bedrooms — Wake up to a panoramic view. Add a window seat or reading nook. Bay windows make bedrooms feel like a retreat.
Kitchens — A bay window above the bench turns dishwashing into something you don’t mind. Extra light. Extra ventilation. Extra bench space.
Home offices — Put your desk in the bay. Natural light from three angles. Views to break up the screen time. Productivity goes up.
Front-facing rooms — Bay windows add instant curb appeal to your facade. They tell the street your house has character.
Period homes and renovations — Replacing old aluminium windows with double glazed uPVC bay windows is one of the smartest upgrades for an existing home. Better insulation. Better security. Better everything.

How APS Bay Windows Are Designed and Built

Custom Design and Measurement:

Every bay window is custom made to your exact dimensions and angles
We measure the opening, assess the wall structure, and design the configuration to suit your room, your style, and your property
Choose from a range of frame colours, glass types, and opening configurations
Whether you want a traditional bay, modern bay, or curved bay window, we design it from scratch

Premium uPVC Frames:

German engineered Kommerling uPVC profiles. UV stabilised for Australian weather.
Fully reinforced with galvanised steel for structural strength at every angle and join
uPVC doesn’t warp, rot, corrode, or need to be painted. Low maintenance for life.
No aluminium windows. No timber that swells and cracks. Just durable, stable, long-lasting uPVC.

Advanced Double Glazing:

Standard: 28mm argon gas filled insulated glass units with Softcoat LowE
Upgrade options: toughened glass, laminated glass, acoustic glass, or triple glazing
All glass meets AS1288 requirements. All products manufactured to AS2047.
Choose your glazing to suit your specific requirements. Thermal control. Noise reduction. Security. Or all three.

Professional Bay Window Installation:

Bay window installation is complex. Angles must be precise. Sealing must be airtight.
APS uses its own fully employed and trained installers. No subcontractors.
Structural support, flashing, and weatherproofing are all part of the install
Full 10-year guarantee on product and installation

How Much Do Bay Windows Cost?

Bay windows cost more than standard flat windows. That’s a fact. You’re getting more glass, more frame, more engineering, and more installation complexity.
The cost of bay windows will vary depending on the size, the number of panels, the style, traditional, modern, or curved bay window, the glass configuration, and the building requirements of your property.
But here’s what matters: bay windows add space, light, insulation, security, curb appeal, and property value. The return on investment is real.
Don’t guess. Get a real number. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote based on your exact project.

Why Choose APS for Your Bay Windows?

Custom manufactured in Melbourne. Every bay window is made to measure in our own factory. Not imported. Not off the shelf. Not a standard size forced to fit.
Engineered for complex configurations. Bay windows involve multiple panels at precise angles. Our uPVC frames are fully reinforced with galvanised steel and hot-plate welded at every joint for airtight, rock-solid construction.
German engineered multi point locking systems. Every opening panel gets serious hardware. Not cheap locks. Not decorative handles. Real security.
Internally glazed for protection. Glass is fitted from inside. It cannot be popped out from the exterior. Standard on every APS window.
Full range of glazing options. Standard double glazing, acoustic, toughened, laminated, or LowE. We match the glass to your project.
Available in a range of colours. Standard laminated colours plus an extended range of special colours upon request. Your bay window should match your house, not the other way around.
10-year guarantee. Covers the product, the frame, the glass, and the installation. No exclusions.
50+ years of industry experience. We’ve designed and installed bay windows across Melbourne and Australia for decades. We know what works and what doesn’t.

Ready to Add a Bay Window to Your Home?

More light. More space. More value.
Custom designed. Locally manufactured. Professionally installed.
Contact us today to discuss your bay window project.
Request a free quote from APS Double Glazing. Your dream home starts with better windows.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What exactly is a bay window?

A bay window is a window structure made up of three or more windows that extend outward from the exterior wall of a house. They project beyond the facade at set angles, creating additional space inside the room and allowing natural light to enter from multiple directions. Bay windows can improve airflow compared to standard fixed picture windows when side windows are operable. Most bay windows include a combination of fixed windows in the centre with operable casement windows or awning windows on the sides for ventilation.

Bay windows became widespread in America during the California Gold Rush, reflecting their growing popularity in architectural design during the 19th century.

Bay windows come in several configurations, including box bay windows, canted bay windows, and circle bay windows, each tailored to different architectural requirements and visual preferences. Box bay windows project straight out from the wall and form a rectangular shape, making them popular in contemporary homes for their clean lines and additional floor space. Canted bay windows, commonly seen in Victorian architecture, feature a central flat window with two angled side windows, forming a polygonal shape that adds traditional charm to facades.

2. What’s the difference between bay windows and bow windows?

Bay windows typically use three panels at defined angles, 30, 45, or 90 degrees. Circle bay windows, also known as bow windows, consist of multiple glass panels arranged in a gentle curve, providing expansive views and a distinctive architectural statement. Both extend outward from the wall, but bow windows create a softer, more rounded projection. Circle bay windows are a variation of the bow style with a more pronounced curve.

3. How much do bay windows cost?

Bay windows cost will vary depending on the size, number of panels, style, glass configuration, and installation requirements of your project. Because bay windows involve more glass, more frame material, and more complex installation than a standard flat window, they are a larger investment. Replacing a bay window typically costs between $500 and $1500, influenced by factors such as size, shape, and material. Contact us for a free quote tailored to your property.

4. Can bay windows be installed in an existing home?

Yes. Bay windows can be installed as part of renovations or as a replacement for existing windows. The installation process will depend on the wall structure and whether additional support is needed. APS handles the full bay window installation including measurement, structural assessment, manufacturing, and fitting.

5. Are bay windows energy efficient?

Yes. When built with double glazing and uPVC frames, bay windows provide excellent energy efficiency. The insulated glass units reduce heat transfer, keeping your home warmer in winter and cooler in the summer months. Argon gas fill and LowE coatings come standard with every APS bay window.

6. Do bay windows help with noise reduction?

Yes. Double glazed bay windows significantly reduce outside noise. The two panes of glass with an insulating gap between them create an effective sound barrier. Acoustic glass upgrades are available for homes near busy roads, flight paths, or high-density areas.

7. What styles of bay window are available?

APS offers traditional bay windows, modern bay windows, curved bay windows, bow windows, and corner windows. Each style is custom designed and available in a range of configurations, colours, and glazing options.

8. Are bay windows secure?

Absolutely. Every opening panel features German engineered multi point locking systems. Glass options include toughened and laminated safety glass. All APS bay windows are internally glazed, meaning the glass cannot be removed from the outside.

9. Do bay windows need a lot of maintenance?

No. uPVC bay windows are low maintenance. The frames don’t need painting, sanding, or sealing. They resist corrosion, fading, and UV damage. Just wipe clean with soapy water. They’re built to last decades without losing performance or appearance.

Timber bay windows should be finished with high-quality exterior-grade paint or sealant to protect against moisture and pests. Aluminium bay windows with powder-coated finishes should be cleaned using pH-neutral solutions to preserve their colour and finish.

10. Can I add a window seat to my bay window?

Yes. The additional space created by a bay window is perfect for a built-in window seat, a seating area, a desk, or storage. Many homeowners design the bay specifically with seating or storage in mind. We can advise on the best configurations to suit your room and your lifestyle.

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Discover how our bay windows transform Melbourne homes, not just by enhancing their appearance but by enriching the living experience within.

Panoramic Vistas: Bay windows in Melbourne are designed to capture the city’s unique charm and beauty, offering expansive views that bring the outside in. Whether you’re gazing at the urban landscape or your tranquil garden, these windows create a picturesque backdrop to your daily life.
Abundant Natural Light: One of the hallmark benefits of bay windows is their ability to flood your space with natural light. The angular design allows sunlight to enter from different directions, brightening your home and creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Enhanced Property Value: These windows are known for boosting curb appeal and increasing property value, making them a wise choice for homeowners looking to enhance their assets.
Energy Efficiency: With the option for double glazing, bay windows can also improve your home’s energy efficiency. By keeping your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer, they reduce the need for artificial heating and cooling, lowering your energy bills.

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Bringing Elegance and Efficiency to Melbourne Homes: The Double Glazed Bay Windows Advantage

Explore the unparalleled features our double glazed bay windows offer, enhancing not just your home’s aesthetics but your overall living experience in Melbourne.

Spectacular Views: Our double glazed bay windows are meticulously designed to maximise the scenic beauty of Melbourne, offering panoramic views that connect you with the outdoors from the comfort of your home. The unique angle of bay windows provides a wider field of vision, allowing you to enjoy more of your surroundings.
double glazed bay windows Bay windows feature two layers of glass, significantly improving your home’s insulation. This advanced design helps maintain a consistent indoor temperature, leading to enhanced comfort and reduced energy costs throughout the year.
Architectural Appeal: Installing bay windows in Melbourne homes adds a touch of elegance and distinction. Their protruding design creates a visual interest from both the interior and exterior, contributing to your property’s curb appeal and potentially increasing its market value.
Versatile Space: Beyond their beauty, windows offer functional space that can be utilised in various ways. Transform this area into a cosy reading nook, a charming breakfast spot or a display for your cherished plants, making it a versatile addition to any room.
Enhanced Ventilation: The design of such windows allows for multiple openings, facilitating better air circulation within your home. This feature is particularly beneficial for enjoying Melbourne’s fresh breezes, contributing to a comfortable and airy living space.

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Why Choose Us for Double Glazed Corner Windows?

APS Double Glazing is more than just a supplier of double glazed corner windows; we’re a partner in enhancing the comfort and style of your home. Our commitment to quality, innovation and personalised service makes us the premier choice for homeowners:

Unmatched Expertise: With years of experience, we offer insights and solutions tailored to the unique architectural features of your home, ensuring optimal performance and aesthetics.
Curated Selection: Our products are chosen for their superior insulation, noise reduction and durability, offering you the best in the market. Whether you’re looking for bay windows for sale or bespoke corner windows, we have the selection to meet your needs.
Innovative Solutions: Our products not only enhance the look of your home but also contribute to a greener, more sustainable living environment.
Personalised Service: We take the time to understand your vision and requirements, offering personalised consultations to ensure the windows you choose perfectly fit your home’s design and lifestyle.
Safety and Security: Our double glazed corner windows are designed with advanced locking mechanisms and robust materials, providing peace of mind and protecting your home against external elements and intrusions.

Transforming Kitchens: The Solution with Corner Windows

Discover how corner windows in the kitchen can solve common space and lighting issues, enhancing your cooking experience.

Limited Natural Light: Traditional kitchen layouts often suffer from limited natural light, especially in the corners where standard windows may not reach. This can result in dark and gloomy spaces, making it challenging to work efficiently. Our expert team strategically installs corner windows in kitchen spaces to maximise natural light and ventilation.
Restricted Ventilation: Inadequate ventilation can lead to moisture buildup, unpleasant odours and even mould growth in kitchen corners. We offer customised corner window solutions tailored to your specific layout and design preferences.
Wasted Space: The corners of kitchen areas are frequently underutilised, leading to inefficient use of valuable square footage. Our corner windows not only enhance aesthetics but also optimise space utilisation in the kitchen with clever design features and innovative installation techniques.
Poor Aesthetic Appeal: Traditional window designs may not complement the aesthetic of modern kitchen designs, resulting in a mismatched or outdated look. Our corner windows enhance the overall appeal of the kitchen space and improve its visual impact.

Explore Our Range of Double-Glazed Corner and Bay Windows

A bay & corner window can be made up of several sections and combinations from two sections right up to ten sections or more. APS offers a variety of styles, colours and decorative glass options.

These windows provide superior ventilation, seal extremely well and are very user-friendly. They have a high-security locking system, unlike a traditional single-glazed aluminium window. While we assure that you will get the best in terms of quality, our range is priced competitively. If you need bay windows for sale, do not miss out our options.

Bay & Corner Double Glazed Windows for Australian Homes

Homes across Melbourne, Victoria, and other parts of Australia face challenges such as temperature fluctuations, road noise, and strong sun exposure. Bay and corner windows must be designed for these conditions, not just for appearance.

APS Double Glazing designs double glazed bay and corner windows specifically for Australian homes, taking into account orientation, exposure, and lifestyle requirements. Systems are custom-measured and locally installed to ensure proper fit, sealing, and long-term performance.

Whether upgrading an older property or enhancing a modern home, bay and corner windows can significantly improve comfort while modernising the look of your space.

Upgrade Your Home With Bay & Corner Double Glazed Windows

If you are planning a window upgrade in Melbourne or across Victoria, bay and corner windows offer a practical way to improve light, comfort, and performance.

Contact APS Double Glazing today to request a tailored quote or learn more about our bay and corner double glazed window systems. You can also explore our full range of energy-efficient and noise-reducing window solutions to find the right fit for your home.

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FAQs

Corner windows offer several benefits, including enhanced natural light, improved ventilation, expanded views and a more spacious feel to the room. By utilising corner spaces, you can maximise the brightness and openness of your living spaces while adding a modern architectural element to your home.

Yes, bay windows are well-suited for homes in Melbourne climate. With proper insulation and double glazing, bay windows can help regulate indoor temperatures, provide energy efficiency and offer protection against harsh weather conditions. Additionally, their design allows for ample natural light, making them ideal for brightening up rooms in any climate.

Double glazed bay windows provide enhanced thermal insulation, noise reduction, and energy efficiency compared to standard bay windows. The double glazing construction consists of two panes of glass with a layer of inert gas in between, creating a barrier against heat transfer and external noise, resulting in a more comfortable and peaceful indoor environment.

To ensure the longevity and durability of your corner or bay windows, it’s essential to invest in high-quality materials and professional installation. Opt for reputable manufacturers and suppliers who offer products with warranties and maintenance guidelines. Regular cleaning, inspection and timely repairs, if needed, will also help extend the lifespan of your windows and maintain their performance over time.