Bay windows

For a little extra space to a room, to allow more light in, or to offer a better view out. Bay windows can also add prominence and symmetry to the external of a building. They can often become a focal point of the building and therefore needs an aesthetic covering to suit.

Here are some examples of how a lead roof and cladding can provide a bay window with coverings to suit many applications.

Bay window skirt

This job was a fun little project while winding down for Christmas. Two matching bay windows with water ingress issues due to cracked cast concrete. Lots of fiddly profiled details to overcome, but a pleasing outcome that has a become a feature on the front elevation of this riverside townhouse.

Constantine Bay Window

This building has two code 5, flat topped bay windows in symmetry on the rear elevation.

Clad Bay Window

This bay window has vertical cladding to break down the large head area of the elevation. It also has vent slots incorporated into the soffits to allow for adequate ventilation to the underside of the roof deck.