%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Replacement bow window features
Assembly options
Available with four, five, or six-wide assemblies of casement windows
Choose comfort
Choose between standard pine or optional oak head and seat boards that are insulated for extra comfort
Replacement Bow Windows
The Infinity Bow replacement window is built with a gentle curve to capture light from multiple angles and completely transform a room. Our bow windows are available in casement configurations that open outwards so you can enjoy natural light and a fresh breeze.
Material
Ultrex® Fiberglass exterior and interior
Exterior finishes
7 Exterior color options
Interior finishes
2 Interior finishes including EverWood®, our stainable engineered wood grain finish
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Replacement bow windows design options
Traditional window profile
Our Traditional window profile design features an elegant, curved bevel where the sash meets the glass, offering expansive views and timeless appeal that complements any architectural style.
TriVue™ window profile
Infinity's new TriVue™ window profile features a sleek, modern design that maximizes glass area while maintaining clean, narrow sightlines. This profile incorporates advanced triple-pane glass and offers contemporary aesthetics that complement a variety of architectural styles.
%3Afill(transparent)%3Afocal(1031x618%3A1032x619)&w=2000&q=75)
Traditional profile
%3Afill(transparent)%3Afocal(981x560%3A982x561)&w=2000&q=75)
TriVue™ profile
Infinity Bow windows are available in four, five, or six wide assembly configurations. A window assembly consists of two or more windows mulled (attached) together. A local Infinity expert can talk you through bow configuration possibilities.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Four-Wide Bow
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Five-Wide Bow
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Six-Wide Bow
We offer a variety of exterior colors to suit any home’s style. We use a proprietary acrylic finish on our Ultrex® fiberglass that’s virtually impermeable to help protect your investment from wind, weather, and color fading.
* Finish samples are approximate. Please schedule an in-home consultation or visit a showroom to see actual color samples.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Stone white")
Stone White
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Sierra")
Sierra
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Cashmere")
Cashmere
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Pebble gray")
Pebble Gray
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Bronze")
Bronze
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Bahama brown")
Bahama Brown
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Ebony")
Ebony
We use the same acrylic finish on our interior as on our exterior for superior performance. Or choose EverWood, our stainable engineered wood grain finish, to blend seamlessly with your existing décor. All offer virtually no maintenance — just remarkably reliable performance.
* Finish samples are approximate. Please schedule an in-home consultation or visit a showroom to see actual color samples.
Stone White
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
EverWood
Energy-efficient glass options
Double-pane windows
Infinity's standard double-pane glass consists of two layers of glass with an insulating air space between them, providing enhanced thermal efficiency. Double-pane glass is exclusively available with the Traditional window profile.
Triple-pane windows
Triple-pane glass is exclusively available with the TriVue™ window profile and features three layers of glass separated by insulating air spaces, compared to the two layers found in standard double-pane windows. Triple-pane windows are the most energy-efficient window option.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Traditional window profile with double-pane glass
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
TriVue™ window profile with triple-pane glass
Decorative glass
Ideal for the space that calls for natural sunlight indoors, decorative glass allows you to create the perfect combination of style and privacy in your new Infinity replacement windows and doors. Make a beautiful statement by choosing one of Infinity's decorative glass options.1
Specialty glass
Tempered
Increases glass strength to help prevent breakage. This option is ideal for windows and doors that are close to the floor or located in high-traffic areas.
Laminated
Even more durable than tempered glass, laminated glass is often referred to as impact resistant or safety glass due to its vinyl interlayer that tends to remain in place when cracked.
STC/OITC
Sound Transmission Class and Outdoor-Indoor Transmission Class Glass has increased pane thickness, ideal in areas where exterior noise is a concern.
California Fire Glass
A dual pane option where one pane is made of regular or annealed glass and the other pane is made from tempered glass, meeting California fire zone code. Infinity windows are not fire-rated.2
1. Obscure glass is the only decorative glass option available with TriVue™ window profile.
2. California fire glass is not available with the TriVue window profile.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Obscure
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Rain
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Glue Chip
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Narrow Reed
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Reed
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Frost
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Gray Tint
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Green Tint
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Bronze Tint
Low-E glass glazing options
Low E1
An option for colder climates — especially those at elevations with direct sun exposure. A single layer of coating allows UV rays to warm your home while blocking heat loss.
Low E2
Low E2 features two layers of coating that reflect heat back to the source. This glass performs year-round in moderate climates, retaining heat in the winter and keeping it out in summer.
Low E3
With three layers of coating, Low E3 keeps solar heat at bay while letting visible sunlight into your home. A popular option for climates with intense sun exposure.
Low ERS
Available in conjunction with Low E2 or Low E3, this additional layer of coating is added to the room side of the glass. Low ERS reflects heat back into the room for maximum year-round energy efficiency.
Simulated Divided Lites
Our Simulated Divided Lite (SDLs) bars are built with Ultrex® fiberglass and permanently adhered in our factory to the outside surfaces of the glass. SDLs have a spacer bar between the panes of glass to offer the traditional look of divided lites.1
Grilles Between the Glass
Grille bars are located between the panes of insulating glass. Grilles Between the Glass (GBGs) combine easy cleaning with the timeless detail of a grille pattern.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Simulated Divided Lites
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Grilles Between the Glass
Patterns
We offer various divided lite patterns so you can replicate the look of your original windows and doors — or add new architectural interest to your home. Ask your local Infinity partner about additional patterns and style options.2
1. With the TriVue™ window profile, SDLs are only available for special shape and round top windows.
2. The Simulated Checkrail option is not available with the TriVue™ window profile.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Cottage 1-High
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Prairie 2-Wide
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Prairie 2-Wide 6 Lite
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Prairie 9-Lite
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Simulated Checkrail
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Standard Pattern
Finishes
Add the finishing touch with our variety of hardware finish options.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Stone White")
White
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Sierra")
Sierra
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Satin Taupe")
Satin Taupe
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Satin Nickel")
Satin Nickel
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Brushed Chrome")
Brushed Chrome
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Brass")
Brass
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Antique Brass")
Antique Brass
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Oil Rubbed Bronze")
Oil Rubbed Bronze
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75 "Matte Black")
Matte Black
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Engineered to outperform
The power of Ultrex® fiberglass
Made with 100% fiberglass, Ultrex protects the integrity of your home with superior bend and flex resistance.
Explore Infinity's replacement fiberglass window collection
Browse Infinity's window replacement products and learn how Infinity fiberglass windows offer durability, style, and strong performance.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Awning window
Maximize light and airflow in tight spaces with a top hinge.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Bay window
Open your space with more dimension and natural light.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Casement window
Create airier rooms with a gentle curve that captures more light and fresh breezes.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Double Hung window
A classic look with more ventilation and easy-clean tilt operation.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Round Top window
Brighten any room while making a statement with elegant curves.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Single Hung window
Traditional fixed-top-sash style with seamless contemporary performance.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Single Hung Round Top window
Single-hung operation with custom character.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Slider window
Bask in wide open views and cooling breezes with smooth horizontal gliding and tilt latch for easy cleaning.
%3Afill(transparent)&w=2000&q=75)
Special Shape window
Fixed windows lend architectural interest while inviting natural light.
Get Inspired
Explore the beauty of Infinity
Frequently Asked Questions
A bay window typically has three windows or openings, while a bow window will have four, five or six windows or openings. An easy way to remember the difference between a bow and a bay window is that a bow window resembles the arc of a bow. A bay window traditionally will have operable windows at each end of the picture window while each window can be operable in a bow window.
Yes, each unit in a bow window can open as we use casement windows for our bow windows.
Bay and bow window costs depend on what you select. Bay windows are an assembly of three windows mulled together while bow windows can stretch to include up to six windows. How many windows you select, the size, and design options will all impact the cost of a bay and bow window.