Bay Window - 30 Degree, Double-Hung

Bay Window - 30 Degree, Double-Hung

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of the Bay Window (30 Degree, Double-Hung) seen in elevation and plan
Description
Description

A 30 degree bay double-hung window is a type of window feature that protrudes from the main wall of a building at a 30-degree angle and is made up of three or more individual windows. This specific type of bay window features double-hung windows, which can slide up and down within the frame for opening and closing.

The window frames can be made of wood, vinyl, or aluminum and are usually designed to provide both natural light and ventilation. A 30-degree bay double-hung window can add value to a home or building, as well as provide a unique architectural element that enhances the aesthetic appeal of the structure. This type of window is particularly well-suited for compact spaces and offers efficient use of space while still providing excellent ventilation.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Bay Window (30 Degree, Double-Hung) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 4’6”-12’1” (137-368 cm), heights ranging from 2’2”-6’2” (66-188 cm), and an overall depth of 1’2”-2’ (35.6-61 cm).

Set of drawings of the Bay Window (30 Degree, Double-Hung) in front views with a range of sizes
Set of drawings of the Bay Window (30 Degree, Double-Hung) in front views with a range of sizes
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
2’2”-6’2” | 66-188 cm
Width:
4’6”-12’1” | 137-368 cm
Depth:
1’2”-2’ | 35.6-61 cm
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Angle: 30 degrees

Materials:
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass
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Drawings include:

Bay Window (30 Degree, Double-Hung) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

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